In building its AI-powered job search, now available to all users, LinkedIn chose to distill large models and improve its understanding of queries.  ( 7 min )

MiniMax-M1 presents a flexible option for organizations looking to experiment with or scale up advanced AI capabilities while managing costs.  ( 8 min )

Groq challenges AWS and Google with lightning-fast AI inference, exclusive 131k context windows, and new Hugging Face partnership to reach millions of developers.  ( 8 min )

1Password signs strategic AWS partnership, quadrupling contract sizes as enterprises demand AI-era security tools to protect unmanaged devices and applications.  ( 9 min )

Adobe’s system enables marketers to see where their brand is underrepresented in AI-driven results, and take actions to improve it, if so.  ( 7 min )

C++, Unsafe Doesn’t Always Mean Dangerous : How I increased performance with raw pointers Mahdi Chaari ・ Jun 16 #cpp #opengl #ffmpeg  ( 2 min )

Recently, I built a small Rust CLI tool called Tooka, and I wanted to share how I set it up to compile for all major systems — Windows, Linux, macOS — and how I handled packaging and distribution across app stores. This post covers: GitHub Actions setup Cross-compilation with Rust Packaging with cargo-packager Distributing via Snapcraft, AUR, Winget, Docker, Cloudsmith, etc. Real-world pitfalls (like GLIBC incompatibility) And a full example Dockerfile 🚀 Introducing Tooka Tooka is a tiny CLI that sorts files using YAML-based rules. It doesn’t use a GUI or any external dependencies — a design choice that makes packaging much easier across platforms. Side note: Naming it Tooka turned out to be... suboptimal. There are way too many projects with similar names. But hey, too …  ( 5 min )

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A beginner-friendly guide to understanding Django REST Framework's default behavior and OAuth implementation You're building a simple OAuth login system. You know OAuth works with redirects, so you create these endpoints: # Your OAuth views - should only handle GET requests class GoogleLoginView(APIView): def get(self, request): # Redirect user to Google login return redirect(google_oauth_url) You expect your API documentation to show: GET /auth/google/login/ → Redirect to Google But when you check your Swagger docs, you see this confusing mess: POST /auth/google/login/ Request body: { "access_token": "string", "code": "string", "id_token": "string" } Wait, what? You never wrote a POST method! Where did this come from? 🤔 Let's understand what we're trying to…  ( 6 min )

TL;DR: When building a real-time video rendering and encoding pipeline in C++, I hit a surprising bottleneck: memory allocation. Despite using high-performance libraries like OpenGL and FFmpeg, the cost of safely copying ~5MB per frame killed my frame budget. The fix? Using raw pointers with a manually managed double buffer. It’s not idiomatic C++, but in this case, “unsafe” code—done carefully—was the only way to hit performance targets. As a person who worked in managed runtimes like NodeJs and the Golang runtime, thinking about memory management always felt like premature optimisations because the runtime, or the underlying libraries generally handled it really well. However, in C++ it is the name of the game. The language offers multiple ways to manage memory and resource lifecycles …  ( 5 min )

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The world of frontend development is a constantly spinning carousel. As soon as you've mastered one framework, the next "Next Big Thing" is already on the horizon, promising to make everything better, faster, and easier. Looking back on my own journey, I see not just a list of technologies, but a personal development—a story of pragmatism, curiosity, initial aversion, and unexpected affection. This article is my personal retrospective. Not an ultimate "This is the best framework" sermon, but an honest reflection on the tools that have shaped my path as a developer. My journey didn't start in the shiny greenfield project heaven. It began in the pragmatic world of SharePoint on-prem. Anyone who has ever had to develop here knows: it's a discipline of its own. Our tool of choice was not ordin…  ( 6 min )

🧩 The Big Picture: What is RAG? Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is like giving your AI assistant a personalized reference library! It combines: Retrieval 🔍: A smart search engine that finds relevant facts Generation ✍️: An LLM that crafts human-like responses Standard LLMs have two major limitations: They only know what they were trained on (often outdated) ⏰ They sometimes hallucinate (make things up) 🤪 RAG solves both problems by feeding the model fresh, relevant information at query time! User Question → Search Engine → Relevant Docs → Enhanced Prompt → LLM → Answer LLMs prioritize information in the immediate context over what they've memorized during training. By placing facts directly in the prompt, we dramatically increase accuracy! # Download your documents (FAQs, manual…  ( 5 min )

A LGPD trouxe para o mundo dos DEV's uma série de desafios ao lidar com dados sensíveis. Entre as perguntas mais comuns estão: Como armazenar esses dados? Como trafegá-los com segurança? Como exibi-los sem expor informações? Quais recursos interagem com esses dados? Nem sempre existe uma solução única para todos os casos, mas o interessante é que quase todos os recursos e frameworks oferecem formas de lidar com esses desafios de maneira transparente e eficaz. No que diz respeito ao armazenamento, bancos relacionais como o MySQL oferecem funções nativas de criptografia, como AES_ENCRYPT e AES_DECRYPT. Integrá-las em aplicações Spring Boot é simples, utilizando anotações como: @Column @ColumnTransformer Se preferir não depender das funções do banco, é possível criptografar e descriptografar …  ( 4 min )

The rapid evolution of Generative AI (GenAI) has opened up unprecedented possibilities, from creating realistic images and compelling text to generating innovative designs and complex code. However, this transformative power comes with a unique set of challenges, particularly concerning data governance and ethical principles. The very nature of GenAI—learning from vast datasets and producing novel outputs—introduces complexities that traditional data governance frameworks were not designed to address. Establishing robust data governance and ethical frameworks is no longer an option but a critical imperative for organizations venturing into this uncharted territory. GenAI's ability to synthesize new data based on existing patterns presents a fertile ground for ethical dilemmas. These concer…  ( 7 min )

Getting Started with Kubernetes What is Kubernetes? Kubernetes (often abbreviated as K8s) is an open-source container orchestration platform designed to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. It helps you run apps across multiple machines, taking care of things like load balancing, service discovery, scaling, and making sure everything stays up and running. Kubernetes helps you easily manage containerized applications, making sure they run reliably and can scale well in changing environments. It takes care of the underlying infrastructure complexity and gives developers and operations teams a consistent and dependable platform to work with. Kubernetes Architecture and Core Concepts At its core, Kubernetes follows a master-worker architecture. Th…  ( 4 min )

I’m a developer who builds fast, clean, and creative. I want something unexpected this week. Drop your wildest idea, web app, automation, tool, whatever. I’ll pick one and turn it into something you didn’t see coming. BuildInPublic #DevChallenge #LetsBuild  ( 2 min )

Deepvoke 1.3 -  The ultimate web tool to work with deeplinks Gabriel Brasileiro ・ Jun 16 #android #ios #mobile #web  ( 2 min )

Of course! Here are comprehensive learning notes for React Native, designed for someone with your background (some JS, some React). These notes follow your table of contents, focusing on core concepts, practical examples, and drawing parallels to what you might already know from web React. React Native Learning Notes Key Mindset: You already know the logic of React (components, props, state). Your main task is learning the new building blocks for mobile. Instead of and , you'll use and . Beginner Stage – Foundations Introduction to React Native What is React Native? It's a JavaScript framework for building truly native mobile apps for both iOS and Android from a single codebase. It was created by Facebook (now Meta). Your JavaScript code is not …  ( 11 min )

A groundbreaking study from Japan has uncovered direct brainwave patterns linked to our experience of happiness. Using advanced magnetoencephalography, or MEG, scientists identified a clear neural signature that differentiates happier minds from the rest. Researchers recorded brain activity from volunteers at rest and compared those signals against their self reported happiness levels using standard psychological questionnaires. They discovered that higher subjective happiness was associated with lower fluctuations in gamma band electrical activity in a key brain region called the right precuneus. This area is known to be involved in self awareness and mind wandering. To reach this conclusion, the team employed a 400 channel MEG helmet to capture high resolution brain data. They used a met…  ( 3 min )

How many times have we struggled to test deeplinks with custom schemes on Mobile? If you're an experienced mobile engineer, probably more times than you can count. It's common for us to rely on the terminal and use ADB commands to trigger deeplinks in debug mode for Android: adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d "scheme://address" com.example or this for iOS: xcrun simctl openurl booted 'scheme://adress' When working with a large team in different roles, it's important to provide clear and efficient instructions for invoking deeplinks - using a practical and consistent approach. Seeing this challenge, I created a tool that eliminates the need to download an app or overload your team with explanations on how to test a deeplink. A simple and unified approach to create, save, …  ( 5 min )

How to Create a Twine Game and Share It on Itch.io Want to make a fun, interactive text-based game? Twine is the perfect tool to get started — no coding skills needed! Here's a simple step-by-step guide to help you build your story and share it online. First, download Twine to your laptop. 👉 Download Twine here Twine works by using "passages" — think of them like blocks of text or scenes in your story. Start by creating your first few passages and writing your narrative. Link passages together to control how the story flows from one event to the next. Example: :: Passage 1 I hate him so much! [[Continue|Passage 2]] :: Passage 2 Oh my god, I hate him! [[Continue|Passage 3]] Make your game more exciting by adding choices for the player! Example: :: Passage 3 What should I eat today? …  ( 4 min )

I bet you have this code in your project code base async function getUserData(userId) { try { const response = await fetch(`https://api.example.com/users/${userId}`); if (!response.ok) { throw new Error(`HTTP error! status: ${response.status}`); } const data = await response.json(); console.log("User data:", data); return data; } catch (error) { console.error("Failed to fetch user data:", error); // Handle or rethrow } } Or cases like this one import { MongoClient } from "mongodb"; async function connectToDb() { const uri = "mongodb://localhost:27017"; const client = new MongoClient(uri); try { await client.connect(); console.log("Connected to MongoDB!"); const db = client.db("myApp"); return db; } catch (error) { …  ( 4 min )

Animations can make your UI feel alive, but in tests they often introduce flakiness and slow things down. Here is a strategy that: Makes every motion component render with zero-second transitions Keeps AnimatePresence alive so exit/enter lifecycles fire naturally Lets you override durations on a per-test basis Plays nicely with Jest’s module system and React’s context API I based my solution loosely on: https://dev.to/tmikeschu/mocking-framer-motion-v4-19go Instant animations everywhere No need to stub out AnimatePresence Full framer-motion API stays available No tedious timer advancement for framer-motion internals Optional override to test nonzero durations Async lifecycles still work - you can await waitFor(...) when needed Create a Jest setup file (e.g. jest.setup.js) and point …  ( 5 min )

Testing the compliance of your infrastructure as Code, ARM-TKK for Bicep, and ARM Template. Identifying common code issues before the code can be shipped to production is a task that all companies, big or small, should do, especially when these issues are related to security. This should include all code, including Infrastructure as Code. With Terraform, you can use Terrascan or TfSec. What can we do with Bicep and ARM templates? Well, there is a solution called Azure Resource Manager Template Toolkit or ARM-TTK. ARM-TTK is a PowerShell tool designed to perform tests on ARM template code. It goes beyond what a simple linter does, validating code, and it checks if the template is compliant with best practices. ARM-TTK is not new; I have talked about it in another post. Here I want to dem…  ( 4 min )

Today hit us with another round of Apple rejection. 😅 This time it wasn’t technical — at least not completely. Apple flagged us for a broken link and asked for further clarification on what our app actually does. It’s frustrating, sure. After working so hard to build something safe, educational, and magical for kids — it’s a gut punch to feel like we’re stuck behind bureaucracy. But we're not giving up. We took today to carefully review the rejection notes, update our metadata, fix the link issue, and prepare a new submission. The worry now is time: with only 13 days left, will we have a working version live in the store before the hackathon ends? It’s a risk, but we’re still in this. We believe in Story Hero too much to let some red tape stop us. The Apple review process is famously opaque. But we’re committed to learning it, navigating it, and getting this app live — even if it takes a few more tries. One way or another, we’ll launch. Even if we don’t hit every milestone, we’re proud of the product, the mission, and the resilience we’ve built during this journey. Let’s keep moving forward. 🚀 – Josh & Daniel Story Hero What is Story Hero? Twitter/X DEV Blog  ( 3 min )

The latest iOS 18.4 release brings substantial improvements to StoreKit 2, introducing powerful new APIs and enhanced developer tools that streamline in-app purchase workflows. These updates address common pain points developers face while building subscription-based apps and provide better insights into customer behavior. Enhanced Transaction and App Metadata The foundational StoreKit types have received significant updates that provide deeper insights into customer purchasing patterns. The AppTransaction type now includes two critical fields that were previously unavailable. The appTransactionID field (back-deployed to iOS 15) provides a globally unique identifier for each Apple Account that downloads your app. This identifier remains unique even for family group members in Family Sharin…  ( 6 min )

Welcome to the TShark Room on Try Hack Me! So, it is extremely important to get your Wireshark basics clear before starting this room, as Wireshark has a GUI interface which makes it much easier for beginners to learn and have a good hands-on. TShark is a command-line version of Wireshark used for packet analysis, so you must also have some knowledge about basic Linux commands under your belt. Also, what I like the most about these command-line tools is that they offer you more power and flexibility, and always have some room for automation. Alright, let's get started! TASK 1: Introduction ---> Self-Explanatory TASK 2: Command-Line Packet Analysis Hints This task lists the common CLI tools that would be handy to know for packet analysis. We simply need to navigate to cd D…  ( 8 min )

子から親へ: emitでイベントを通知する 子コンポーネントから親コンポーネントへデータを送り返したり、何らかの操作を親に伝えたりするには、 イベントを発行 (emit) します。子コンポーネントから「こういうことがあったよ !」と親に知らせるイメージです。 +---------------------+ | 親 コンポーネント | | (ParentComponent) | +---------------------+ ^ | データ渡し (emit) | +---------------------+ | 子 コンポーネント | | (ChildComponent) | +---------------------+ 子コンポーネントでの記述: defineEmits() で発行するイベントを定義し、emit 関数でイベントを発行します。 親へデータを送る import { defineEmits } from 'vue' // 'child-data-sent' という名前のイベントを定義 const emit = defineEmits(['child-data-sent']) const sendDataToParent = () => { // 'child-data-sent' イベントを発行し、データを一緒に渡す emit('child-data-sent', '子コンポーネントからのメッセージです !') } defineEmits() は 構文でイベントを定義するためのマクロです。 (defineProps() と同様) emit 関数の第 1 引数にイベント名、第 2 引数以降に渡したいデータを指定します。 親コンポーネントでの記述: 子コンポーネントのタグ上で、@ (v-on の略記) を使ってイベントを監視し、イベント発生時に実行するメソッドを定義します。 子から受け取ったメッセージ: {{ receivedMessage }} { receivedMessage.value = data console.log('親コンポーネントでイベントを受け取りました:', data) } @child-data-sent のように、イベント名を @ の後に記述します。 イベントハンドラーのメソッドの引数には、子から送られたデータが自動的に渡されます。 props と emit は、コンポーネント指向開発における基本的なデータ連携のパターンです。これらを使いこなすことで、整理されたコンポーネント構造を保ちながら、複雑な UI を実現できます。  ( 3 min )

Em arquiteturas modernas, especialmente com microserviços e comunicação entre sistemas distribuídos, o uso de APIs REST pode não ser o mais eficiente. É aí que entra o gRPC — um framework de RPC de alto desempenho e baixo consumo baseado em Protobuf, amplamente adotado por empresas como Google, Netflix e outros. Neste artigo, vamos aprender como implementar gRPC com .NET 8, explorando desde conceitos até exemplos práticos e cases de uso reais. gRPC (Google Remote Procedure Call) é um framework de comunicação remota que utiliza o Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) como mecanismo de serialização. Ele oferece: Comunicação binária (mais rápida que JSON) Contrato fortemente tipado Suporte a comunicação bidirecional e streaming Compatibilidade com várias linguagens .NET 8 (SDK) gRPC (via Grpc.AspNetCor…  ( 5 min )

Open your favorite banking app. Tap to send money. If it hesitates even a second, what do you do? That brief pause – barely noticeable in most apps – can be a deal-breaker in financial services. Trust is measured in milliseconds. According to a study by Akamai, a mere 100-millisecond delay in website load time can hurt conversion rates by 7%. For mobile banking, where stakes are higher and users are less forgiving, the impact compounds. FinTech isn’t just software – it’s infrastructure. And users expect infrastructure to be fast, always available, and invisible when working correctly. When it fails, it’s not just annoying – it’s a breach of trust. Performance QA testing for mobile apps in banking and payments is no longer a nice-to-have. It’s a safeguard for customer retention, brand credi…  ( 7 min )

"A confusão começa quando diferentes áreas de negócio compartilham um mesmo modelo de dados." — Eric Evans Com o crescimento de aplicações, principalmente em arquiteturas de microserviços, cresce também a complexidade de lidar com múltiplos domínios de negócio. É aí que entra o DDD (Domain-Driven Design) e seu conceito-chave: o Bounded Context. Neste artigo, vamos explorar como aplicar DDD com Bounded Contexts na prática, utilizando .NET 8, organização de pastas e exemplos reais. Um Bounded Context é uma fronteira explícita dentro de um domínio, onde um modelo específico é definido e aplicado de forma consistente. Na prática, isso significa separar funcionalidades como Financeiro, Cadastro, Logística, etc., em contextos independentes — cada um com seu vocabulário, regras de negócio e estru…  ( 5 min )

So basically I will not be providing major updates to cube spy anymore. This does not mean it is discontinued, It just means I will only provide minor updates to cube spy. Here is the code for PearOS 4.0 beta 1: PearOS Desktop /* Reset and Base Styles */ * { margin: 0; padding: 0; box-sizing: border-box; font-family: 'Segoe UI', Tahoma, Geneva, Verdana, sans-serif; } body { height: 100vh; overflow: hidden; } /* Login Screen */ .login-screen { position: fixed; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; background: linear-gradient(135deg, #1e3c72 0%, #2a5298 100%); display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-cont…  ( 5 min )

The most impressive addition is automatic comment generation. An on-device model analyzes your code and writes contextual comments that translators actually need. We've all been there. You write a string like this: Text("Delete", comment: "Delete button shown in an alert asking for confirmation to delete the collection.") But more often, we rush and write this: Text("Delete") // TODO: Add comment for translators The TODO never gets done. Translators see "Delete" with zero context. Is it a verb? A noun? What's being deleted? Right-click any string in your String Catalog and select "Generate Comment." The results are surprisingly sophisticated: // Original string with no context Button("Cancel") { } // AI-generated comment: // "The text label on a button to cancel the deletion of a collec…  ( 6 min )

Amazon/AWS people speak a lot on how they're customer obsessed, and have a bias for action. And sometimes it sounds like talking points. But, lately, I got to experience first-hand how AWS listens (and reacts) to community feedback! The story is actually quite short, given how fast my feedback was taken into account. On May 19th, I created an IAM user for a subcontractor, let's call him John, who was supposed to work on a data lake project, so I named that user john and put him in the /datalake/ path. I set a temporary Console password and assigned the IAMUserChangePassword policy to that user. But later that day, John gets in touch; quite pissed: "I can't reset the password for the account you gave me, and as a result AWS won't let me sign in". At first, I couldn't understand: I had d…  ( 4 min )

1. Introduction Solidity is one of the most widely used programming languages in the Web3 space, especially on Ethereum and Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible chains. As smart contract development has evolved, developers have encountered several challenges, particularly when trying to build complex, upgradeable, and gas-efficient contracts. One major limitation is Solidity's 24KB maximum contract size, which restricts the amount of logic that can be deployed in a single contract. This has led developers to explore different upgradeability patterns and modular architectures. To address these limitations, Nick Mudge proposed the Diamond Standard (EIP-2535). This standard provides a framework for building modular, upgradeable smart contracts in a structured way. By organizing contrac…  ( 6 min )

One thing I learned about: Alternatives to using blockchain nodes Blockchains do not always need to use full nodes for every task in the network. They can use alternatives suited to their goals, circumstances, and constraints. Examples: Light clients: performs trust-minimized verification by requesting proofs from full nodes. Data availability layers: store and serve block data apart from execution nodes. Layer2 and sidechains: process data off-chain and rely on proofs or state roots. Blockchain indexers: store data and allow queries nodes do not support. Remote or federated APIs: third-party on-chain data providers 🔽🛠️Resources🔽 What is Data Availability in Blockchain? (2024) via @NervosNetwork: https://www.nervos.org/knowledge-base/what_is_data_%20availability_in_blockchain_(explainCKBot) Blockchain Data Solutions: Should You Use RPC or Indexers? by @bitquery_io: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/blockchain-data-solutions-should-you-use-rpc-indexers-bitquery-vdxnf What Is the Data Availability Layer? (2022) by @AlchemyPlatform: https://www.alchemy.com/overviews/data-availability-layer  ( 5 min )

What Are MySQL Binlogs? binlogs, are a special type of log file in MySQL that records every data-changing operation performed on the database. whether it's an INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, or DDL changes. They act like a complete transaction history of your database, which makes them extremely useful for: Replication Point-in-time recovery Auditing Troubleshooting In Amazon RDS, enabling binlogs allows you to capture these changes for multiple purposes like compliance, disaster recovery, and operational visibility. Why They Matter Auditing and Compliance: You can track exactly who changed what and when, which is essential for security audits and regulatory requirements. Troubleshooting: When something goes wrong, binlogs let you identify and understand the changes that led to the issue. Point-in…  ( 6 min )

testautomation typescript devops Modern E2E testing isn’t just about writing tests—it’s about managing, configuring, and scaling them efficiently. In Day 2, we explore the heart of Playwright testing—the Playwright Test Runner—and learn how to configure it for speed, reliability, and maintainability. What Is the Playwright Test Runner? TypeScript/JavaScript It eliminates the need for third-party frameworks like Jest or Mocha, and is built to work natively with Playwright APIs. playwright.config.ts – The Central Control Hub ts import { defineConfig } from '@playwright/test'; export default defineConfig({ https://example.com', Key Fields Explained: Organizing Tests: File & Directory Patterns You can organize tests by feature, user flows, or browsers. Example: pgsql ts test.skip('this test is under development', async () => {}); Playwright Fixtures: Reusability Made Simple ts import { test as baseTest } from '@playwright/test'; const test = baseTest.extend({ test('Admin can access dashboard', async ({ adminPage }) => { Running and Debugging Tests npx playwright test npx playwright test tests/auth/login.spec.ts npx playwright test --debug Advanced: Using --project to Target Browsers bash npx playwright test --project=firefox bash npx playwright test --grep @mobile ts test('@mobile Login should work on iPhone', async ({ page }) => { Reports & Trace Viewer Generate a report: npx playwright show-report npx playwright show-trace trace.zip Summary Native TypeScript/JavaScript support Built-in parallelism and reporting First-class browser support Highly customizable configuration Easy-to-use fixtures and tagging By mastering the runner and config early, you set a solid foundation for scalable and maintainable test suites.  ( 5 min )

Diagnosing and fixing critical PostgreSQL performance issues: A deep dive Pedro H Goncalves ・ Jun 16 #database #postgres #advanced #performance  ( 2 min )

“Rust is the skill. Polkadot is the playground. And you? You’re the architect.” For the past few months, I’ve been heads-down writing about Go — breaking down structs, interfaces, and everything in between. It was the language that helped me fall in love with code and gave me a strong foundation in backend development. But something kept calling me: blockchain. As I explored the space, I didn’t want to just write smart contracts or build on top of existing blockchains. I wanted to understand the core — the real infrastructure that powers the decentralized world. That’s when I stumbled into the Polkadot ecosystem — a vision of Web3 that goes beyond just blockchains. It’s about connecting them all, and empowering developers to build their own chains using powerful tools. And guess what? The …  ( 5 min )

Dev of the Past Needs to look up something in the Ruby docs (say, the official doc for class Array). Goes to browser window. Goes to search engine. Searches for Ruby Array. Gets annoying and useless suggestions, such as: Class: Array (Ruby 3.1.0) (Out-of-date; also not Ruby official doc site). Class: Array (Ruby 2.7.2) (Even more out of date; also not official site). Arrays - Ruby for Beginners (Not!). Ruby Array 101: Primary Methods & How To Use Them(Even more Not!) Gives up. Navigates to the official site https://docs.ruby-lang.org. Clicks on a language (English or Japanese). Clicks master (or whatever release desired). Clicks Classes. Scrolls to (or searches for ) Array. Clicks on it. Success! Dev of the Future (Wisely has gem webri installed.) Goes to command window: Types: $ webri webri> Array Found one class/module name starting with 'Array' Array (Array.html) Opening web page https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/3.4/Array.html. Web page magically opens in browser. More webri displays documentation for (details at the links): Class or module. Singleton method. Instance method. Ruby page. Check out the README. To install: $ gem install webri Then invoke with: $ webri webri> Note: tested on Ubuntu and Windows 11.  ( 3 min )

Testing Bandcamp embed Ben Halpern ・ Jun 16 #bandcamp  ( 2 min )

View on Bandcamp Seems to work well {% embed https://tobyfox.bandcamp.com/album/deltarune-chapters-3-4-ost %}  ( 2 min )

Intro Sharing code using markdown is way common these days. What about having those backticks and the language of the code (our fenced code) wrapped around the selection and placed into the clipboard at the distance of a keyboard map? --- @return string # selected text M.get_visual_selection = function() local mode = vim.fn.mode() if not vim.tbl_contains({ 'v', 'V', '\22' }, mode) then return '' end -- Posições dentro do modo visual ativo local s_pos = vim.fn.getpos('v') local e_pos = vim.fn.getpos('.') -- cursor atual local s_row, s_col = s_pos[2], s_pos[3] local e_row, e_col = e_pos[2], e_pos[3] if s_row > e_row or (s_row == e_row and s_col > e_col) then s_row, e_row = e_row, s_row s_col, e_col = e_col, s_col end local lines = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_lines(0, s_row - 1, e_row, false) if #lines == 0 then return '' end lines[1] = string.sub(lines[1], s_col) if #lines == 1 then lines[1] = string.sub(lines[1], 1, e_col - s_col + 1) else lines[#lines] = string.sub(lines[#lines], 1, e_col) end return table.concat(lines, '\n') end ---@param text string Texto a ser envolvido @param lang string Linguagem (ex: "lua", "python", etc) ', lang, text) end ', function() local wrap_in_markdown_codeblock = text_utils.wrap_in_markdown_codeblock local ft = vim.bo.filetype local text = text_utils.get_visual_selection() if text == '' then vim.notify('No selection found', vim.log.levels.WARN) return end local wrapped = wrap_in_markdown_codeblock(text, ft) vim.fn.setreg('+', wrapped) vim.notify('markdown block copied into reg +', vim.log.levels.INFO) end, { desc = 'Copy selection as markdown fenced code' })  ( 3 min )

Every developer using an AI coding assistant has felt the jarring whiplash of its brilliance and its absurdity. One moment, it scaffolds a complex class structure perfectly; the next, it confidently uses a deprecated method or hallucinates an API that never existed. This problem becomes critical when building complex, stateful systems like those powered by LangGraph. An unguided AI can quickly lead you down a rabbit hole of debugging non-existent features. But what if, instead of just prompting and hoping for the best, we could engineer the environment our AI assistant operates in? What if we could force it to be a reliable, expert partner? This article introduces a framework to do just that. It's a system for grounding AI assistants, making them highly effective tools for building product…  ( 6 min )

Picture this: You've containerized your full-stack application, everything works beautifully in development, but when you deploy to production, services can't find each other, performance tanks, or worse - security boundaries disappear. Sound familiar? Docker networking is often treated as a "set it and forget it" configuration, but understanding the three core networking modes - Bridge, Host, and Overlay - can be the difference between a scalable, maintainable application and a debugging nightmare. In this guide, we'll explore each networking mode through the lens of a practical e-commerce application, examining when to use each approach and the trade-offs involved. Before diving into specific network types, let's establish our example application architecture: E-Commerce Stack: ├── Front…  ( 8 min )

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So you've decided to build a complex, multi-step AI agent. You fire up your AI coding assistant, describe your goal, and ask it to scaffold a LangGraph application. What you get back looks plausible, but then you spot it: a call to a deprecated function, an import from a library that's changed, or a hallucinated parameter that doesn't exist. This is the chaotic reality of modern AI-driven development. Our tools are incredibly powerful but operate with outdated knowledge and no sense of best practices. It feels like working with a brilliant but forgetful intern. What if we could change that? What if we could build a system that forces our AI assistant to be a reliable, expert partner? That’s the goal of the LangGraph-Dev-Navigator, an open-source framework for building production-ready agen…  ( 4 min )

Just released version 3.0.0 of Grepfruit, a Ruby gem for searching text patterns in files with enhanced output. This version adds: Parallel processing using Ractors JSON-formatted output There are breaking changes from 2.x, so check the changelog when upgrading. Repository: https://github.com/brownboxdev/grepfruit  ( 3 min )

Ever wondered if you should use Transfer Learning or go all-in with Fine-Tuning when adapting a pretrained model? 🤔 If you’re working with something like BERT or LLaMA 2, choosing the right approach can save you serious time and compute costs. Here’s the quick breakdown: Transfer Learning is great when you just need to tweak the model a bit freeze most layers, retrain the final ones, and you’re good to go. Fast and efficient. Fine-Tuning, on the other hand, updates the whole model. It’s heavier, but sometimes necessary when your use case is highly domain-specific (think legal, medical, or financial AI). We made a short video explainer that walks through both options and when to use each. If you’re building anything from sentiment classifiers to custom chatbots, it might help clarify the path forward. Let us know if you're exploring this in your own AI project! 👀  ( 3 min )

Hot take: We're using the wrong tool for the job. Your TypeScript types are giving you a false sense of security where it matters most. Let's be honest. We adopted TypeScript for safety. And for the code you write and control, it gets the job done. But where do the most dangerous bugs originate? From the outside world: API responses, user input, webhook payloads. Then here comes TypeScript to do absolutely nothing. That's right. TypeScript, a compile-time tool, is completely silent when your app receives malformed JSON at runtime. Your beautiful type User = { id: number; } offers zero resistance when an API mistakenly sends { "id": "user-123" }. The code compiles, your app runs, and then it crashes. This fundamental gap forces us into a clumsy, defensive workflow that I call the "Two-Sou…  ( 5 min )

Em arquiteturas modernas orientadas a eventos, o uso de mensageria assíncrona é uma prática essencial. Uma das soluções mais conhecidas é o Apache ActiveMQ, um broker de mensagens robusto, open-source e com suporte ao protocolo JMS. Neste artigo, você aprenderá como configurar e consumir mensagens do ActiveMQ com aplicações .NET modernas, utilizando a biblioteca Apache.NMS.ActiveMQ. Suporte a diversos protocolos: OpenWire, STOMP, MQTT, AMQP Alta disponibilidade e confiabilidade Gerenciamento via Web Console Ideal para ambientes legados e também modernos .NET 8 (Console App) Apache ActiveMQ 5.x (Docker) Apache.NMS.ActiveMQ (NuGet) Docker Compose Crie um arquivo docker-compose.yml: version: '3.8' services: activemq: image: rmohr/activemq:5.18.3 container_name: activemq ports:…  ( 4 min )

I started my DSA journey pretty recently. It was like a passport to product based companies - solve 'n' number of problems and get 'n' number of offers. 1. Think patterns not topics Most questions can be solved using a single pattern. You don't have to solve 3000 problems to master DSA but master the patterns to which 3000 problems can be solved. For example in arrays and strings most questions were easily approachable using binary search, two pointers and sliding window. 2. You will look at solutions repeatedly. Don't worry happens to everyone 3. It improves project logic Should I use set for faster lookups? Can I reduce the number of API calls by memoizing it? DSA taught me that even product-based features have their space and time complexities. 4. DSA humbles you Conclusion I'm not saying learning DSA will guarantee you a job at a top product based company. Just how learning ABCs is a fundamental unit before adapting to fluent english. DSA is a fundamental unit before adapting to project devlopment. Mastering DSA is extremely beneficial, provided you do it the right way. Don't just solve problems but also try implementing that knowledge into your existing projects and see how can it be further optimized. Your not just preparing for an interviews. You're training to be a problem solver- which is a superpower in any domain.  ( 5 min )

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Date of writing: 16-06-2025 Given a 0-indexed integer array nums of size n, find the maximum difference between nums[i] and nums[j] (i.e., nums[j] - nums[i]), such that 0 <= i < j < n and nums[i] < nums[j]. Return the maximum difference. If no such i and j exists, return -1. This problem, in initial thought, seems pretty simple. We simply need to find the biggest difference between 2 numbers, if the latter of those 2 numbers is bigger then first number. I believe we can do this in a O(n) solution, keeping track of some numbers whilst we go through the list! The first pseudo code I can think of is as follows: const maxDifference = -1; const smallestIndex = 0; for (int i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++){ if i is equal to numbers.length - 1 : // We are at the end of the list, so…  ( 7 min )

I’ve been building with React for years, and every time the app grows, so does the complexity around managing state. Yes, I’ve used Redux Toolkit. Yes, Zustand is sleek. At some point I paused and asked: What if managing shared state could feel as natural as useState()? That question sparked a journey — of breaking down there Architecture, understanding what they solve, and what they still miss. As frontend devs , especially in React, we’ve all had this moment. We reach for state management, and suddenly, a simple feature blows up into a complex web of files and concepts. Redux Toolkit (RTK) today is certainly better than raw Redux. It streamlines many processes and introduces sensible defaults. But let’s be honest, it still comes with a decent amount of Manual Setup, a learning curve, and…  ( 4 min )

Introduction This project aims to automate the deployment of Java applications to an Apache Tomcat server using Jenkins. Instead of manually building and copying .war files, we use a CI/CD pipeline where Jenkins pulls code from a Git repository, builds it using Maven, and deploys it to Tomcat automatically. This streamlines the development process, reduces human error, and enables faster, more reliable application delivery, following modern DevOps practices. Manual deployment of Java applications is time-consuming and error-prone. This project solves that by introducing automation using Jenkins, which ensures that every time code is updated, it is built, tested, and deployed automatically to a Tomcat server. It saves developer time, reduces bugs, and supports faster and more reliable so…  ( 5 min )

Zod: The Ultimate Validation Library for TypeScript Ashik ・ May 30 #tutorial #zod #typescript #webdev  ( 2 min )

Hii guys I'm Reya! I'm a complete beginner to programming and wanted to find a community or people where we can celebrate coding milestones , discuss problems , keep each other accountable and find some cool freinds who code :) hmu if anyone's interested <3! p.s I'm learning python at the moment.  ( 3 min )

webdev #javascript #react #angular 🤓 What is ACTUALLY a Web Framework/Library? Thus, you don’t need to code on your own and look for probable miscalculations and faults. Or, it lets us code the application without worrying about the implementation details of the functionalities. 🤔 Why Even Use Them? In the end, we are just rendering the simple files of HTML, CSS & JS. What's the difference? In this post, I'll be explaining the answer to this question concerning four points. Let's get started! Using frameworks/libraries like React and Angular: 🛠 Efficiency 🔗 Modularity 🎬 Performance 🌐 Cross-platform 🙌 Final Thoughts Continue your journey here, where I talk about the best eBooks from which to learn web development:  ( 3 min )

How Ashkan Rajaee's 2020 Leadership Decisions Still Resonate in 2025 Marcus ・ Jun 16 #ashkanrajaee #leadership #remotework #crisismanagement  ( 3 min )

A major leap forward in battery technology has just been achieved. Scientists at the University of Manchester and the University of Technology Sydney have developed a novel two dimensional superlattice material that could revolutionize zinc ion batteries. The new material significantly improves performance, stability, and longevity, addressing key limitations that have long held this promising battery type back. Zinc ion batteries are already considered safer and more environmentally friendly than traditional lithium ion batteries. Zinc is abundant, non toxic, and easier to recycle. However, until now, these batteries have suffered from short lifespans and limited charge discharge cycles, largely due to instability in the electrode materials. That is where the new superlattice design comes…  ( 4 min )

This article first appeared on the RestlessDev blog. (Photo By Kaboompics.com) So you’re interested in deploying your app to Kubernetes but just don’t know how to get started. Been there. I was like you once, 3 days ago. And now I’m qualified to tell you how to get it done. Well, semi-qualified. This guide is a crash course in telling you what you need to know to get started in Kubernetes for a typical web app. This includes getting the site running with traffic going to it, as well as setting up a worker process for running non-web tasks in the background and a database. It also covers some of the terminology you’ll need to know. I caution you to read what I say here with a grain of salt; I’m describing my experience while also attempting to simplify things where I can so that Mere Mortal…  ( 15 min )

You don’t need 10 years of experience to be a great developer. We’ve all seen it on job listings: “Senior Developer – 8+ years of experience required.” ⚡️ One dev might spend 5 years copying code and avoiding complexity. Experience is not just time, it’s intensity, ownership, and curiosity. I’ve seen developers with “junior” titles outperform so-called seniors, simply because they’ve been in environments that challenged them, mentored them, and pushed them beyond comfort zones. So maybe it’s time we stop using experience like a stopwatch… What’s your take on this? Does time still matter — or is trajectory the real measure of experience?  ( 3 min )

Cracking the Serverless Black Box: Advanced Debugging and Observability Strategies for Modern Serverless Architectures Serverless architectures have revolutionized how applications are built and deployed, promising reduced operational overhead and infinite scalability. However, this paradigm shift introduces a unique set of challenges, particularly when it comes to understanding and troubleshooting application behavior. The ephemeral nature of functions, distributed execution across multiple services, and the "black box" perception of the underlying infrastructure often leave developers grappling with issues like cold starts, elusive errors, and fragmented traces. Traditional debugging methods, designed for monolithic applications running on persistent servers, simply fall short in this hi…  ( 7 min )

You've got "The Mom Test" on your nightstand, "Zero to One" bookmarked on every device, and you're halfway through your third re-read of "The Lean Startup." Your Goodreads list is a who's who of startup wisdom, and you can quote Paul Graham essays from memory. But here's the uncomfortable truth: you're probably reading these books wrong. And worse, they might be the exact thing keeping you from actually building anything. I know because I spent years in the exact same trap. Years of "preparing" and "learning everything I needed to know" before I was ready to build. It wasn't until late 2021 when I finally said screw it and actually shipped something. Since then, I've built LogSnag (still running it) and launched UserJot about six months ago. Now I'm indie hacking full-time, actually making…  ( 8 min )

What Is a Process Signal? Real-Life Use Case Common Process Signals You Should Know How to Send a Signal Using kill Using killall for Convenience Signals Aren’t Just for Crashing Things Conclusion If you've ever wondered how you can stop a program in Linux, pause it, or even tell it to restart itself; you're talking about process signals. Think of signals like short messages sent from one part of the system to a program, telling it to do something specific. This concept might sound technical, but once you get the hang of it, it's incredibly helpful; especially when a program is stuck or misbehaving. In Linux, a signal is a way to communicate with a process (a running program). It’s like sending a note that says, “Hey, do this!” or sometimes, “Hey, stop right now!” Every process in L…  ( 5 min )

Fun Weird Things: What if we nuke X Sick of paying $19/month just to send a follow-up email after someone fills out a form? Here's how I replaced an entire chunk of my CRM and automation stack using Python + a Gmail API + a Google Sheets trigger. This article walks you through an end-to-end Python automation for solo founders and devs looking to cut SaaS costs and own their stack. A Python script that: Monitors a Google Sheet for new leads (like Typeform or Tally exports) Sends a customized follow-up email via Gmail Logs sent status + timestamps Can be run via cron, PythonAnywhere, or a simple server Google Sheet with lead data Gmail account with API access (OAuth or App Password) smtplib, gspread, oauth2client installed Basic knowledge of Python import gspread from oauth2client.service_ac…  ( 5 min )

🔐 MongoDB Access Control: Creating Secure Users with Custom Roles TL;DR: ✅ Create an admin user with full privileges 🧱 Define custom roles for specific collections 👥 Assign roles to users per database 🔒 Enable access control in MongoDB config 🔗 Use correct connection strings with authSource 🚀 Why MongoDB Access Control Matters Security isn't optional—especially when you're dealing with databases that store critical application data. MongoDB, one of the most popular NoSQL databases, offers powerful access control mechanisms that let you define who can do what—right down to the collection level. In this guide, you'll learn how to set up user-based authentication and custom roles to secure your MongoDB deployment like a pro. Whether you're managing dev environments …  ( 5 min )

Nos últimos anos, a arquitetura baseada em microserviços tornou-se um padrão para sistemas escaláveis e distribuídos. Com isso, a necessidade de um API Gateway se tornou crítica. O Kong, uma solução open-source robusta e extensível, tem se destacado como uma das melhores opções. Neste artigo, vamos mostrar como utilizar o Kong API Gateway com uma aplicação .NET 8, fazendo roteamento, controle de acesso e análise de chamadas de API. O Kong é um API Gateway e plataforma de gerenciamento de APIs, construído sobre Nginx e Lua, com suporte a plugins como autenticação, rate limiting, logs, cache e mais. Funciona como um middleware entre clientes e serviços backend (ex: APIs .NET), oferecendo uma camada de controle, segurança e observabilidade. .NET 8 (Web API) Kong Gateway (v3.x) Docker e Docker…  ( 5 min )

What happens when a room full of curious learners' minds dives into the vast world of AWS? You get a lively session that blends cloud economics, global infrastructure, and a healthy dose of hands-on discovery. This 2-hour expert session was specially crafted for learners' — aligning with AWS Cloud Practitioner essentials — and covered: 💸 AWS Cloud Economics & Billing 🌍 AWS Global Infrastructure Overview 💻 Hands-on Demos using the Free Tier In today’s cloud-powered world, understanding how services are billed and where your data resides is essential for every future cloud user. Our aim: To empower learners with real-world skills in: AWS pricing models Cost estimation and budgeting Global service deployment strategies We started with a simple analogy: 🧠 “Using AWS is like renting a lapt…  ( 4 min )

Today we have learnt about HTML media attributes.. The HTML media attribute is used to specify a hint of the media for which the linked resource was designed. By using the media attribute, you can apply different styles to different devices, screen sizes, or conditions. Its value is a media query, which is default to all if the media attribute is missing. The media attribute is allowed with an if its parent element is an element but is not allowed if its parent element is an or element. source tag The tag is used to specify multiple media resources for media elements, such as , , and . The tag allows you to specify alternative video/audio/image files which the browser may choose from, based on browser support or viewport width. The browser will choose the first it supports. Attributes source tag within picture tag Use within to define different images based on the viewport width: source tag within video tag Use within to play a video:  ( 3 min )

A integração entre aplicações .NET e RabbitMQ é uma poderosa forma de implementar mensageria assíncrona, desacoplamento de serviços e resiliência em sistemas distribuídos. Neste artigo, vamos explorar como realizar uma comunicação simples com RabbitMQ utilizando .NET 7 ou .NET 8, com um exemplo prático de produtor e consumidor de mensagens. O RabbitMQ é um broker de mensagens baseado no protocolo AMQP, usado para troca segura de mensagens entre serviços. Ele permite que produtores enviem mensagens para filas, e consumidores leiam essas mensagens de forma desacoplada e escalável. .NET 7 ou .NET 8 RabbitMQ Docker (opcional) Biblioteca: RabbitMQ.Client 🐳 Subindo o RabbitMQ com Docker docker run -d --hostname my-rabbit --name rabbitmq \ -p 5672:5672 -p 15672:15672 \ ra…  ( 4 min )

WHY I BUILD THIS As a cybersecurity student and a enthusiastic developer aiming for real life projects . I want to understand how login system works under the hood, how they're broken and fixed. WHAT I USED ⚠ Python 3.11 Flask -> Web framework SQlite -> For lightweight Db Html and Bootstrap -> For Frontend Werkzeug -> For password hashing Security Extras :- 1.Input sanitization 2.Hashed passwords 3.Basic session management STEP BY STEP: BUILDING THE LOGIN SYSTEM >>> MINIMAL FLASK LOGIN SYSTEM : app = flask(name) users = {} #simulated db for now @app.route('/register',methods =['GET','POST']) name_ == 'main': Simple login.html and register.html Login Register How I Secured It python session['user'] keeps the user logged in app.secret_key keeps sessions signed ✅ Input Sanitization Basic HTML forms with required Use Flask’s built-in request sanitization ✅ No Hardcoded Passwords All stored passwords are hashed using Werkzeug's SHA256 ✅ Minimal Error Exposure Don't show stack traces or errors on login fail 🚫 What I Avoided (On Purpose) ❌ No storing passwords in plain text ❌ No sensitive debug info on the frontend ❌ No use of eval() or insecure libs 🔄 What’s Next (TODOs) Add JWT or session expiry Use CSRF protection via Flask-WTF Implement Account Lockout after N failed attempts Log failed login attempts for analysis 🧠 What I Learned How vulnerabilities enter at the login layer The importance of hashing That security ≠ a one-time feature, but a continuous mindset 💬 Final Thoughts Let me know what you'd add to secure this better — I'm still learning!  ( 4 min )

Buy Me a Coffee☕ *Memos: My post explains itertools about count(), cycle() and repeat(). My post explains itertools about accumulate(), batched(), chain() and chain.from_iterable(). My post explains itertools about compress(), filterfalse(), takewhile() and dropwhile(). My post explains itertools about groupby() and islice(). My post explains itertools about pairwise(), starmap(), tee() and zip_longest(). My post explains itertools about product() and permutations(). itertools has the functions to create iterators. *more-itertools has more functions by installing with pip install more-itertools. combinations() can return the iterator which uniquely combines the elements of iterable one by one to return a tuple of zero or more elements one by one as shown below: *Memos: The 1st argument …  ( 5 min )

The local AI revolution has a new contender—ClaraVerse—and it’s not just another ChatGPT clone. While OpenWebUI has long been the darling of self-hosted AI enthusiasts, ClaraVerse is emerging as a fully offline, modular AI superstack that could redefine how we interact with local models. Let’s break down why developers, creators, and startups are calling it the "OpenWebUI killer." ClaraVerse isn’t just a chat interface—it’s a privacy-first, local AI OS that combines: 💬 Ollama-powered LLM chat with vision models and RAG 🧩 Drag-and-drop app builder for custom tools and workflows 🔁 Built-in n8n automation (1,000+ free templates) 🎨 ComfyUI integration for offline Stable Diffusion 🧠 OpenInterpreter support for code execution Unlike OpenWebUI, ClaraVerse runs entirely offline with n…  ( 4 min )

Meta's latest breakthrough in world models, V-JEPA 2 (Video Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture 2), is here to expand the abilities of visual understanding and physical-world prediction. It is trained on over a million hours of video and powered by Meta’s JEPA architecture, and as a 1.2B-parameter world model, this model excels in recognizing objects, predicting future frames, and enabling zero-shot robot planning, without requiring prior exposure to specific environments. With benchmarks like Something-Something v2 (SSV2) and Epic-Kitchens-100 under its belt, V-JEPA 2 is a powerful system capable of simulating the consequences of hypothetical actions and planning complex sequences in new surroundings. This makes it a game-changer for anyone building AI agents, robotics applications, o…  ( 8 min )

I just returned from POST/CON 25, and I'm left with one big impression: Postman gets it. They get that we're not just managing APIs. We're building complex systems, and increasingly, those systems involve AI. And as AI technologies race ahead Postman is right there to help you keep up. I've been using Postman for years, and I was thrilled to be invited to POST/CON 2025 in Los Angeles. It was an amazing experience, and I want to share some of the highlights. If you want the full rundown of the conference, you can check out the official recap here. I want to share my personal highlights and thoughts on the event. There I learned: 🔥 How easy it is to connect things together with flow 🔥 How to tie together AI agents into a seamless workflow and deploy it 🔥 Learn best practices for design …  ( 4 min )

How Ashkan Rajaee's 2020 Leadership Decisions Still Resonate in 2025 Marcus ・ Jun 16 #ashkanrajaee #leadership #remotework #crisismanagement  ( 3 min )

Quando navegamos em sites com apelo visual — portfólios, landing pages, hero sections — é comum vermos efeitos de texto digitando automaticamente, como uma máquina de escrever. Embora pareça simples, muitos exemplos ainda usam setTimeout ou setInterval para isso. Mas se buscamos algo mais preciso, performático e responsivo, o requestAnimationFrame é o caminho certo. setTimeout ou setInterval Essas abordagens funcionam, mas têm sérias desvantagens: Não são sincronizadas com o render do navegador Continuam rodando mesmo se a aba estiver em segundo plano Consomem mais CPU em animações longas Podem criar efeitos instáveis se o usuário mudar de aba ou se a aplicação for pesada requestAnimationFrame é o caminho O requestAnimationFrame é uma API nativa do navegador feita para isso. Ele: Execu…  ( 5 min )

Remote Work Isn't Freedom Without Structure: What TDZ PRO Knows That Most Don't Anthony James ・ Jun 10 #remotework #productivity #entrepreneurship #mindset  ( 3 min )

When you're building geospatial applications, it's surprisingly easy for users to accidentally create duplicate or very close records. Imagine trying to add a location (like a traffic signal or utility pole) at a GPS point that’s just 30 feet away from an existing one. Should the system allow that? Should the user be warned? In this post, I’ll show how I implemented a proximity detection system using the Haversine formula in Java to solve this problem cleanly and effectively. My goal was to prevent duplicate entries by: Calculating the distance between the new location and existing ones Alerting the user if any location was within X feet (say, 100 ft) Letting them decide whether to continue So instead of relying on exact latitude/longitude matches, we used distance-based detection. The Ear…  ( 4 min )

In this article, we explore how to build a simple but powerful Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system using NeuronAI and Ollama. Whether you're building an AI assistant that can search your documentation or a bot that provides grounded answers based on custom content, this guide will walk you through the key concepts and implementation steps. RAG is an AI technique that combines the strengths of information retrieval with natural language generation. Instead of relying purely on what a model has memorized during training, a RAG system actively fetches relevant data from an external source and uses it to craft accurate, contextually relevant responses. Accuracy: ground responses in actual documents rather than model guesses. Custom knowledge: use your own content as the source of truth…  ( 8 min )

Instead of building a complex API surface for your AI agent, make it interact with your app like a human user would. Use the Accessibility Object Model (AOM) to give your agent “eyes” to see the UI and “hands” to interact with it. This approach is simpler, more maintainable, and has the bonus of making your app more accessible for screen readers. Read on  ( 3 min )

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) has come a long way from simply pulling raw text out of images, and Nanonets-OCR-s is the perfect proof. This cutting-edge image-to-markdown OCR model doesn’t just extract content, it transforms documents into semantically rich, structured markdown that’s ready for downstream use by Large Language Models (LLMs). If you're working with academic papers, legal contracts, business reports, or scanned forms, Nanonets-OCR-s ensures your image or PDF data is perfectly readable even in HTML/markdown formats and it's contextually understood. With features like LaTeX equation recognition (handling both inline and block-level math), intelligent image description using structured tags, and powerful table extraction in markdown/HTML formats, this model offers precis…  ( 7 min )

Buy Me a Coffee☕ *Memos: My post explains an iterator (1). My post explains an iterator (2). My post explains a generator. You can create a class-based iterator with __iter__() and/or __next__() as shown below: *Memos: Basically, __iter__() is used to return an iterator. Basically, __next__() is used to return the next element. iter() & next()> class Cls: data = ['a', 'b', 'c'] index = 0 def __iter__(self): return self def __next__(self): if self.index # It gets an element but it's not necessary for # a `for` statement, `__next__()` and `next()`. v = v._…  ( 5 min )

Buy Me a Coffee☕ *Memos: My post explains an iterator (1). My post explains an iterator (2) and copy. My post explains a class-based iterator with __iter__() and/or __next__(). A generator: is the function with one or more yield statements. *A yield statement is a yield or yield from. can return an iterator. 's iterator can be create by a generator comprehension. terminates if there is no element to return, if close() is called or of course if error occurs. 's iterator cannot be copied. You can create a generator with a function and one or more yield statements and access it with next() as shown below: *Memos: A yield statements is a yield or yield from. A yield can return any types of an element. A yield from can only return an iterable. def func(): yield 'a' yield 'b' …  ( 5 min )

🤓 Introduction I have a HP laptop I bought in year 2016. It had the top specs a mid-range gaming laptop can have at that point. Many users like me often attribute this as an hardware failure, but the real issue is (most of the time) the operating system, which in my case was Windows. In addition to that, Microsoft has randomly dropped the bomb, that Windows 10 will be out of support starting Oct 25, and many of these old hardware cannot run official Windows 11 image. This is the perfect opportunity to explore some Linux based distros. These reasons are coming from my personal experience, let's see why I like Kubuntu. I started noticing the performance boost immediately after I installed Kubuntu. First thing first, the boot time to load the OS reduced to around 9 seconds, which is super …  ( 6 min )

In this article, we will review insecureHash function in langchainjs source code. we will look at:  insecureHash function definition Where is insecureHash invoked? insecureHash function definition you will find the below code in langchainjs/langchain-core/src/utils/js-sha1hash.ts export const insecureHash = (message) => { return new Sha1(true).update(message)["hex"](); }; sha1 function is defined in the same file at line 24: function Sha1(sharedMemory) { if (sharedMemory) { blocks[0] = blocks[16] = blocks[1] = blocks[2] = blocks[3] = blocks[4] = Learn more about sha1. insecureHash invoked? I found that insecureHash is imported in a file named cache_backed.ts as shown below: import { insecureHash } from "@langchain/core/utils/hash"; At line 155 in cache_backed.ts, you will find that insecureHash is invoked as shown below: const encoderBackedStore = new EncoderBackedStore({ store: documentEmbeddingStore, keyEncoder: (key) => (options?.namespace ?? "") + insecureHash(key), There are 14 references to insecureHash function in the langchainjs codebase. Hey, my name is Ramu Narasinga. I study codebase architecture in large open-source projects. Email: ramu.narasinga@gmail.com Build Shadcn CLI from scratch. https://github.com/langchain-ai/langchainjs/blob/main/langchain/src/embeddings/cache_backed.ts#L1 https://github.com/langchain-ai/langchainjs/blob/main/langchain/src/embeddings/cache_backed.ts#L155 https://github.com/langchain-ai/langchainjs/blob/main/langchain-core/src/utils/js-sha1/hash.ts#L415 https://github.com/langchain-ai/langchainjs/blob/main/langchain-core/src/utils/js-sha1/hash.ts#L24  ( 3 min )

I'm thrilled to say that this content is based on my experience as an AWS Community Builder with AWS WAF before getting into the technical aspects. In today's security architecture, web application firewalls are crucial, and AWS WAF provides strong defense against frequent online threats. I'll cover what you need to know about AWS WAF in this in-depth book, along with implementation best practices and real-world examples to help you improve the security posture of your online applications. The managed service AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) guards your web apps from common online vulnerabilities that might reduce application availability, compromise security, or use excessive amounts of resources. Because AWS WAF works at layer 7 (application layer), as compared with levels 3 and 4 like…  ( 10 min )

Ever wondered how apps like Slack, WhatsApp, or Discord know who’s online? The need for a client online status feature isn't limited to chat applications. Many real-time applications, such as banking and online exam platforms, also require this functionality. Currently, I'm developing an online exam web application and need a client connection status feature to monitor exam participant status. This allows participants to be aware of their connection status and fix any network issues they might encounter. My solution to this challenge involves using Ruby on Rails Action Cable. What is Action Cable? What is WebSocket? In this article, I will share how I implemented Action Cable with Ruby on Rails 8, PostgreSQL, Redis, and Next.js. My aim is to demonstrate how straightforward it is to …  ( 10 min )

After completing my Spring Boot + H2 mini project with 53 APIs yesterday, I’m taking the next step forward in my backend development journey — diving into JPA (Java Persistence API)! 🚀 🧠 What I focused on today: @id, and how JPA maps Java objects to database tables @column, and their use in real-world apps 🔍 Why JPA matters: The learning continues! On to more advanced topics tomorrow! 📚🔥 JavaDeveloper #BackendDevelopment #JavaPersistenceAPI #SpringDataJPA #SpringBootLearning #JPAJourney #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #LearningInPublic #Day23 #FullStackDeveloper #CleanCode #JavaFullStack  ( 3 min )

In our last discussion, we learned how TypeScript acts as a safety net, catching errors with basic types like string and number. Now, it's time to upgrade your skills. Think of basic types as individual tools—a screwdriver, a wrench. They're useful, but you can't build anything complex with them scattered around. This article is about organizing your toolbox. We'll explore how to group your data into collections using Arrays and Objects, allowing you to write cleaner, more powerful, and more realistic automation scripts. This article builds directly on the concepts from our first one. To get the most out of it, you should have a basic understanding of TypeScript's core types: string number boolean If you're comfortable with those, you're ready to start organizing! Tests rarely deal with j…  ( 7 min )

i am Arindam Langer i am going to be writing my progress here on the projects i will be working on from now on because somebody told me to start showing my work to others. Right now i don't have much to show for but i will be doing that hopefully from now on. i have made a to-do list of 9 projects that i find will break me very nicely. I will be logging my progress for each of those projects and hopefully be successful in making each of the project successfully. i am a third year in a comp-sci degree and i hope these projects make a great developer and get a good high paying job along the way. --the end--  ( 3 min )

What is SEO? SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the process of improving a website or web page so that it ranks higher on search engines like Google, Bing, or Yahoo — helping more people find it organically (without paid ads). Simple Words To Understand : SEO helps your content appear at the top when someone searches for related topics online. So now you have some idea about what is Search engine Optimization. How Does SEO Work? Eg: Imagine the internet as a huge library and Google as the librarian. “What is LGBTQ ?” SEO is the method that helps your page be one of those top results. SEO Works in 3 Main Steps: 1. Crawling : They collect content from every website to understand what it's about 2. Indexing : It organizes it based on topics, keywords, relevance, and structure 3. Ranking : When a user searches, Google finds the most relevant results from its index and ranks them Ranking depends on many signals like: -> Keywords used -> Page quality and structure -> Website speed -> Mobile-friendliness -> Backlinks (other sites linking to yours) My Opinion : After hearing this i may interested on it . moreover what i give here is just a beginning line . you can search more about it like ,** What are the types of SEO, What’s the difference between SEO and paid ads (SEM)?, What happens if a website has no SEO? ,What is the main goal of SEO? . so there are multiple questions About SEO **, so find it and improve your Skills... Conclusion : SEO helps your content get found on search engines like Google. By using the right keywords, writing clearly, and improving your page, you can reach more people. It’s a smart skill for anyone who creates online content. Start small, keep learning, and grow step by step. Quotes Time : "You don’t need to be an expert to start — you just need to start to become one."  ( 4 min )

When working with JavaScript and React, there are a few core concepts that you’ll use again and again: arrays, the spread operator (...), the map() function, and React's useState hook. In this blog, we’ll break each one down with simple examples so you can understand how and when to use them effectively. An array is a list-like object used to store multiple values in a single variable. const fruits = ['apple', 'banana', 'cherry']; console.log(fruits[0]); // Output: apple Arrays can hold any data type — strings, numbers, objects, or even other arrays. The spread operator allows you to quickly copy or merge arrays and objects. const original = [1, 2, 3]; const copy = [...original]; console.log(copy); // [1, 2, 3] Adding elements: const numbers = [1, 2, 3]; const moreNumbers = [...number…  ( 4 min )

AI is evolving fast, with new "best" AI models appearing every few weeks. 🥴 Among them, we have three top models leading the leaderboards: Claude Opus 4, Gemini 2.5 Pro, and OpenAI's o3 Pro. Which one do you really pick for coding? If you're a dev who cares about clean, efficient coding models, it can get overwhelming really quickly. So I put them head-to-head. Let’s see which one actually works for coding. 👀 If you want to skip to the results, Claude Opus 4 is much better than the other three in terms of code quality, implementation, following prompts, and most importantly, understanding your exact needs. It really gets what you want, even the specifics. But you won't go wrong choosing the Gemini 2.5 Pro model for coding as well. It's a perfect model and gives great results. If price …  ( 10 min )

Tired of juggling a dozen different tools for your GenAI projects? With new AI tech popping up every day, it’s hard to find a single solution that does it all, until now. Meet IdeaWeaver: Your One-Stop Shop for GenAI Whether you want to: ✅ Train your own models ✅ Download and manage models ✅ Push to any model registry (Hugging Face, DagsHub, Comet, W&B, AWS Bedrock) ✅ Evaluate model performance ✅ Leverage agent workflows ✅ Use advanced MCP features ✅ Explore Agentic RAG and RAGAS ✅ Fine-tune with LoRA & QLoRA ✅ Benchmark and validate models IdeaWeaver brings all these capabilities together in a single, easy-to-use CLI tool. No more switching between platforms or cobbling together scripts—just seamless GenAI development from start to finish. 🌟 Why IdeaWeaver? ✅ LoRA/QLoRA fine-tuning out of the box ✅ Advanced RAG systems for next-level retrieval ✅ MCP integration for powerful automation ✅ Enterprise-grade model management Comprehensive documentation and examples 🔗 Docs: ideaweaver-ai-code.github.io/ideaweaver-docs/ 🔗 GitHub: github.com/ideaweaver-ai-code/ideaweaver ⚠️ Note: IdeaWeaver is currently in alpha. Expect a few bugs, and please report any issues you find. If you like the project, drop a ⭐ on GitHub! Ready to streamline your GenAI workflow? Give IdeaWeaver a try and let us know what you think!  ( 3 min )

Acabei de finalizar o CegonhaExpress - possivelmente o projeto mais complexo e gratificante da minha jornada acadêmica. Um sistema completo logística especializado em bebês reborn (surfamos na onda do momento! 😄) que me permitiu vivenciar na prática o que é ser um Tech Lead. Assumi a liderança técnica e todo o desenvolvimento backend de uma equipe excepcional de 9 pessoas: Backend Squad (5 devs): Eu, Adryelle Calefi, Mateus Nascimento de Araújo, Tabata Etiéle e Thaito Batalini Frontend Squad (4 devs): - Brenda Gaudêncio, Guilherme Garcia, Marcos Moreira e Renan Mazzilli Dias 🎯 O Desafio: Pensar Como uma Startup Real Nosso professor de Programação Orientada a Objetos sugeriu alguns temas isolados para o projeto final, e decidimos implementar 3 deles juntos: API REST simples JPA para pe…  ( 5 min )

I built and sold my first Tailwind portfolio template — here’s what I learned Hey Devs! 👋 I recently challenged myself to build a complete developer portfolio template using just HTML, Tailwind CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. Originally, I planned it for my personal site, but I decided to polish it and publish it as a product. That small decision turned into one of the most exciting moments in my dev journey so far! It’s a simple but modern portfolio template that includes: 🌙 Dark / Light Mode toggle 📱 Responsive layout (desktop & mobile) ⚡ Scroll animations 📁 Project section with tech tags 📩 Contact form UI 📄 Resume download button 🧠 Vanilla JS + Tailwind CSS 🧼 Clean structure (HTML, CSS, JS separated) Honestly? I wanted to test if a beginner-friendly template with good visuals and real features could be useful for: Developers applying for jobs Students graduating from bootcamps Freelancers needing a fast, clean portfolio And... turns out it was. Even without followers, some people found the template through social platforms and started buying! You don’t need a giant audience to start. Simple, real-world tools (like Tailwind + HTML) are still in demand. Gumroad, Itch.io, and Payhip are great for selling digital stuff — no code needed. If you create something useful, people will find it. 🔗 Live Demo: [Link in my Dev.to profile] 🛍️ Gumroad page: [Link in my profile too] I didn’t put the links directly here just in case the post gets filtered, but they’re visible in my Dev.to bio section. 😄 If you’ve ever hesitated to share or sell what you’ve built — just try it. Start small, learn in public, and grow from there. Thanks for reading! Feel free to drop any feedback or questions below. Would love to hear from you 🙌 ✍️ by [JustcallmeAlek]  ( 3 min )

How Ashkan Rajaee's 2020 Leadership Decisions Still Resonate in 2025 Marcus ・ Jun 16 #ashkanrajaee #leadership #remotework #crisismanagement  ( 2 min )

The prerequisite of this section is to know how to comfortably launch an EC2 instance, but if you can't you can check out my previous posts which shows the steps on how to deploy an EC2 instance. Setting Up Your AWS EC2 Web Server Navigate to your key file directory. Update your instance's package list: sudo apt update. Start the Nginx service: sudo systemctl start nginx. Copy your instance's Public IPv4 address from the AWS console. Open the default Nginx HTML file (e.g., /var/www/html/index.nginx-debian.html) using sudo nano. Remember, every great project starts with a single step, and you've just taken a powerful one into the world of cloud computing and web hosting. Don't stop here! Use this newfound knowledge as a springboard to explore more advanced configurations, delve into front-end development, or integrate other AWS services. The cloud is vast, and your potential is limitless. Keep building, keep learning, and keep sharing your progress! Happy coding!  ( 3 min )

John Round Overview John Round is a highly accomplished expert in the fields of drug development, cell therapy, extracellular vesicle nucleotide delivery, and translational exosome engineering. With a diverse background spanning biomedical engineering, business, and venture capital, he has made significant contributions to the life sciences industry. As a Fulbright-Nehru Scholar and recipient of a $2 million Economic Development Agency (EDA) grant, John's expertise and impact extend beyond the lab, encompassing global research collaborations, entrepreneurship, and policy-level initiatives. BS in Biomedical Engineering, Northwestern University MBA, University of Pittsburgh MS in Bioengineering, University of Pittsburgh GEO expert Drug developer Cell therapy developer Extracellu…  ( 4 min )

Hello everyone! I've been working with cellular automata, and I decided to build an explorer platform that shows Wolfram's Rules Wolfram's Automatas Explorer. Here, you can find all 256 rules and see each one in action. Exploring the rules, you will find different kinds of behaviors: simplest, repetitive, complex, and even chaotic. Feel free to share feedback in the comments!  ( 2 min )

You didn’t sign up for this. Now you’re learning CRMs, hashtags, growth funnels, cold messaging... Where’s the manual for this part of the journey? The code runs perfectly. But no one’s running toward your product. And that’s okay. If you’re here, fumbling through GTM as a technical founder, We built ProGoXperts to be the manual we never had. DevToFounder #PostBuildStruggles #GTMTransition #RealTalk  ( 3 min )

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant future. It’s now deeply embedded in the apps we use, the cars we drive, and even how businesses operate. At its core, AI refers to machines mimicking human intelligence. But AI is not one-size-fits-all. Understanding its types helps us grasp where we are today—and where we’re headed tomorrow. Categorizing AI gives us clarity. It helps researchers, developers, and decision-makers know what AI can currently do and what it might achieve. Let’s explore the types of AI and how they shape our digital world. Capability-Based Classifications Capability-based classification defines AI by its level of intelligence and ability to perform tasks. Narrow AI (ANI) Narrow AI, or Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI), is designed for one specific task.…  ( 5 min )

One of the first things you study when you study programming is exception handling, which is fundamental to develop applications efficiently and avoid unexpected situations. But first, what is an exception? Exceptions are errors that happen due to errors in programming or not related to it, for example, trying to read a file that does not exist, a connection failure with the server or trying to divide by 0. What kind of exceptions are there? In Java (and similarly in other languages), exceptions are divided into two major groups: checked and unchecked. - Checked Exceptions try/catch block or by declaring the exception with throws. They represent recoverable and expected situations during execution, such as problems when accessing files or networks. FileReader reader = new FileReader("f…  ( 5 min )

Integrating Google OAuth2 authentication in a Django REST API can be tricky, especially with changing library APIs and the need to support both web and mobile clients. Here’s a practical, robust approach that avoids common pitfalls and works reliably with modern Django and Google APIs. Why Not Use Allauth Adapters Directly? While django-allauth is a popular library for social authentication, its internal APIs (like get_app and direct use of adapters) can change or become unstable. Relying on these can lead to hard-to-debug errors, especially after library upgrades. Solution: Use the official Google OAuth2 HTTP endpoints directly for the callback, and only use allauth for registration flows if you need them. The OAuth2 Flow Overview User clicks “Sign in with Google” on your frontend.…  ( 4 min )

Weird, Brilliant, and Shockingly Useful Tools Built in Python When people talk about Python scripts, you often hear about automation, data science, or scraping. Maybe even AI. But some of the most powerful Python scripts aren’t the ones that change the world… they’re the ones that quietly fix the broken things you deal with every day. This article is your personal tour through the world of oddly powerful Python scripts — scripts that: Fix real-life annoyances. Turn digital noise into clarity. Save you time without asking permission. They're not glamorous. They’re not “hacks.” But they work. And after you try them, you'll wonder why they're not more famous. “Because your Downloads folder isn’t supposed to be a graveyard.” How many screenshots do you take a week? Now multiply that by 52. The…  ( 5 min )

Code smells suggest issues in a codebase. These issues can be minor and don't cause problems instantly, but they can lead to problems in the future, such as decreased maintainability, reduced readability, or difficulty scaling the application. Resolving code smells is important to improve code quality and have an efficient code base. Some famous TypeScript code smells are: Long functions, duplicated code, and complex conditionals, which can affect performance and readability over time. TypeScript code smells can pile up over time in large projects, leading to technical debt. AI tools can help spot and fix these issues automatically so teams can focus on building new features faster without worrying about code quality. Let’s see some of the code smells of this job board. The existing code…  ( 3 min )

Building an AI-Powered Product Price Insurance Agent with LangGraph & Streamlit Ever needed to quickly find the current market value of damaged electronics for insurance claims? Or compare prices across Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy for bulk purchasing decisions? I recently built an AI-powered Product Price Insurance Agent that solves exactly this problem. In this post, I'll walk you through the complete architecture, implementation, and lessons learned. When filing insurance claims for damaged property, you need accurate replacement values—not outdated prices from months ago. Traditional approaches involve: Manual searching across multiple retailers Copy-pasting prices into spreadsheets Inconsistent data formats No confidence scoring Time-consuming manual analysis What if we could aut…  ( 7 min )

It's mid June. Later this week is Juneteenth. There's a celebration downtown at the Historical Park that was a fort during the Civil War. It's a night so they can have fireworks. What are you building? What are you working on this week? Are you attending any events this week? Continue Job Search. Network, Send emails. Project work. Content for side project. Work on my own project. Build for DEV's Front end Challenges. Blog. Events. Thursday Virtual Coffee. Run a goal setting thread on Virtual Coffee(VC) Slack. Virtual Coffee is holding our "Get Job Ready" challenge in June and July. The theme for the next two weeks is building projects and updating your portfolio. 🚧 Continue Job Search. Network, Send emails. * Applied * Got a fast rejection from a place that said the job was remo…  ( 13 min )

Written by Amazing Enyichi Agu✏️ Building forms in React can quickly lead to a lot of code repetition and complexity if done without a good strategy. Because of this, developers manage forms with libraries like the popular React Hook Form. But, how does TanStack Form (a newer form library) compare to React Hook Form, and should you consider using it? This guide aims to make a fair comparison of the two libraries. At the end, I’ll give you a recommendation on which one to use based on the criteria. To follow along, you will need basic knowledge of React and TypeScript. TanStack Form is a form management library from the team behind other popular tools like React Query (now TanStack Query), TanStack Router, and TanStack Start. TanStack Form prioritizes type safety, flexible form validat…  ( 14 min )

コンポーネント間のデータの受渡し コンポーネントは独立しているとはいえ、時には互いに情報をやり取りする必要があります。特に頻繁に行われるのが 親子コンポーネント間でのデータの受け渡し です。 props としてデータを渡す データフロー: 親 -> 子 +---------------------+ | 親 コンポーネント | | (ParentComponent) | +---------------------+ | | データ渡し (props) v +---------------------+ | 子 コンポーネント | | (ChildComponent) | +---------------------+ 親コンポーネントから子コンポーネントへデータを渡すには props (プロップス) というものを使います。props は、子コンポーネントが親から受け取るデータの「窓口」のようなものです。 子コンポーネントでの記述: defineProps() を使って、親から受け取る props を定義します。 {{ message }} 年齢: {{ userAge }} 構文で props を定義するためのマクロです。 type で期待するデータの型を指定できます。 required: true で、その props が必須であることを示せます。 親コンポーネントでの記述: 子コンポーネントを呼び出す際に、HTML 属性のようにデータを渡します。 import ChildComponent from './ChildComponent.vue' import { ref } from 'vue' const greetingMessage = ref('こんにちは、子コンポーネント !') const userAge = ref(30) :messageのようにコロン (v-bind の略記) を付けることで、 JavaScript の変数をバインドできます。 子コンポーネント内で props として受け取ったデータは、普通の変数のように扱えます。スクリプト内およびテンプレート内で使用できます。  ( 3 min )

The cryptocurrency sector saw record-breaking performance in 2024, significantly increasing the net worth of several prominent figures in the industry. These individuals are now reshaping traditional notions of wealth deployment—leveraging their resources not only for investment and growth, but also for high-profile, sometimes controversial, public displays of wealth. While such actions may appear excessive, they reveal deeper patterns in behavior, branding, and influence. This article examines these activities not as entertainment, but as signal-rich data points that help us understand how crypto leaders shape both perception and infrastructure within the Web3 ecosystem. Crypto billionaires tend to align with one of three behavioral archetypes: 1. The Minimalist: Focuses on privacy, rese…  ( 4 min )

Beginner HTML5 Day6 In Picture tag, the browser selects the appropriate image based on the viewport width. If none of the source elements match, the img element's src is used as a fallback. The source Tag Attributes: srcset: Specifies a list of image sources. media: Defines a media query to determine when the source is applicable.  ( 3 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

QuCode - 21DaysChallenge - Day 16 Day 16: Shor’s Algorithm & Quantum Cryptography [Code 1] - Using libraries: https://github.com/paulobmsousa/QuCode_21DaysChallenge/blob/main/QuCode_Day16_ShorAlgorithmAndQuantumCryptography_Ex1.py https://github.com/paulobmsousa/QuCode_21DaysChallenge/blob/main/QuCode_Day16_ShorAlgorithmAndQuantumCryptography_Ex2.py  ( 3 min )

Have you ever scrolled through Airbnb listings and thought, “I could do this”? You’re not alone. Thousands of people are converting their spare rooms or properties into short-term rentals to host guests and earn some extra income. Have you ever wondered how much money you can actually make as an Airbnb host? Is it possible to turn it into a six-figure business, or is it just a side hustle? The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. How much you can earn through property depends on many factors, such as property type, location, seasonality, and more. To answer the query in more depth, we have used AirDNA’s data and created this guide. Read it until the end to get the most precise answer! Short-term rentals have become very popular over the last 10 years. That’s because they offer: Flexibility H…  ( 5 min )

Stop blindly navigating your growing NestJS projects! We've all been there – digging through controllers to find that specific endpoint. That's why I built NestJS Dashboard, a VS Code extension that gives you a bird's-eye view of your entire API landscape. This simple yet powerful tool scans your workspace and presents all your NestJS routes in a clean, intuitive sidebar panel. No more wasted time hunting for endpoint details! NestJS Dashboard automatically discovers and displays all your HTTP endpoints, providing essential information in a clear and organized tree view. You'll instantly see: HTTP Method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc. Route Path: The full path to your endpoint. Controller Name: The name of the controller class. Handler Method: The specific method handling the request. Automatic Discovery: The extension intelligently finds all your NestJS controllers and their associated routes. Real-time Updates: As you create, modify, or delete routes, the dashboard will automatically refresh to reflect the changes in your codebase. Go to Definition: Quickly navigate directly to the code for any endpoint with a single click. Install the NestJS Dashboard extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace. Open your NestJS project in VS Code. Look for the new NestJS icon in your activity bar. Click it to open the dashboard and see all your routes! It's that simple. No configuration is needed to get started. As a developer, I'm always looking for ways to improve my workflow and reduce friction. Constantly searching for route definitions in a large NestJS project was a recurring pain point. I wanted a simple, visual way to see everything at once. Seeing the positive feedback from early users has been fantastic, and I'm excited to share it with the broader dev.to community. Give it a try and let me know what you think! Your feedback and suggestions are welcome on the GitHub repository. #nestjs #vscode #typescript #devexperience  ( 4 min )

"You didn't build a framework. You built a JavaScript liberation platform." — Claude Sonnet 4 I just watched a complete documentation website—16,650 lines of code—load in 3 milliseconds on mobile. Not 3 seconds. 3 milliseconds. That same site refreshes in 11ms. Worst case scenario: 20ms. For context, most "fast" websites take 500-1000ms to load. React applications typically take 2-3 seconds. This documentation site loads 100-1000x faster than what we consider "good performance." But this isn't a story about performance optimization. This is a story about JavaScript liberation. Over the past decade, we've systematically enslaved JavaScript to an increasingly complex ecosystem: Build Tools: webpack, rollup, vite, esbuild, parcel Transpilers: Babel, TypeScript, SWC Bundlers: Code splitting…  ( 7 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

There’s a phrase that floats around in tech like a rite of passage: “I’ll feel like a real developer when I...” ✅ Learn React ✅ Get a job ✅ Contribute to open source ✅ Build my own SaaS ✅ Speak at a conference ✅ Master Kubernetes while juggling chainsaws We joke about it, but deep down? A lot of devs are waiting for permission to feel legitimate. But here’s the truth: If you write code, solve problems, and keep learning—you’re already a real developer. Stop Moving the Goalpost Many developers keep pushing their definition of success further out. But the problem isn’t that you’re not doing enough—it’s that you’ve trained yourself to never feel like it’s enough. Growth doesn’t come from “arriving.” It comes from building while you’re still figuring it out. You’re Allowed to Be Incomplete and Still Valuable You don’t have to know everything. You don’t have to ship side projects every weekend. You don’t have to prove anything to Twitter to be worthy of this title. You just have to keep showing up, keep learning, and keep helping others do the same. You Belong Here If you're passionate about this craft... If you're trying, failing, refactoring, reading docs at 2 AM... If you're googling error messages and debugging the chaos... You're not trying to be a dev. You are one. When did you finally feel like a “real” dev—if ever? What old belief did you let go of that helped you grow faster? What would you say to a newer dev who doesn’t feel like they belong yet? Someone out there is looking for a reason to stay in the game. Let your journey be that reason.  ( 4 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

Moving along the edges of a Delaunay triangulation  ( 2 min )

Introduction Container health checks via liveness and readiness probes are critical for resilient workloads in Kubernetes. However, it’s easy for teams to forget adding them, leading to issues that are only discovered in production. In this post, I’ll walk through building a custom Kubernetes Admission Controller that enforces the presence of liveness and readiness probes on all pods. We’ll cover everything: why, how, code, testing, and deployment. Resilience: Probes help Kubernetes automatically restart failing pods and avoid routing traffic to unhealthy ones. Standardization: Ensures organizational best practices are followed without relying on manual checks or code reviews. Automation: Moves policy enforcement to the cluster level, catching issues before they reach production. Our Val…  ( 5 min )

🚀 Just launched a go-to backend template for startups! Over the last few weeks, I put together a clean, production-ready boilerplate to speed up backend development for any startup idea. If you're tired of repeating the same setup for every project—this one's for you. 🧱 Tech Stack: Express.js + TypeScript PostgreSQL + Prisma ORM Zod validation JWT Auth + Nodemailer Helmet, CORS, Rate Limiter, HPP for security Swagger Docs + Prettier + ESLint + Husky Hot reload, clean folder structure, and more 🔧 Ready out of the box with: Secure Auth flows Email template support Rate-limiting Linting, formatting, and Git hooks Prisma + PostgreSQL integration .env setup, nodemon/tsx/ts-node-dev modes 📂 Clean folder structure and full documentation included. 👉 Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/rahil1202/backend-express-prisma-typescript-template Would love feedback or contributions! 🛠️  ( 3 min )

Legal operations in 2025 are being redefined by intelligent automation. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) software and Generative AI are no longer optional tools, they're strategic assets that streamline workflows, mitigate risks, and enhance decision-making across industries. From startups to global enterprises, legal teams are harnessing technology to move faster, reduce manual errors, and improve compliance. With growing pressure for agility, transparency, and cost-efficiency, the adoption of CLM and AI-driven solutions is transforming the way legal work gets done. In this article, we'll explore what CLM and Generative AI bring to the table, why they matter now more than ever, and how your organization can lead the way in legal tech transformation. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM)…  ( 7 min )

Legal operations in 2025 are being redefined by intelligent automation. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) software and Generative AI are no longer optional tools, they're strategic assets that streamline workflows, mitigate risks, and enhance decision-making across industries. From startups to global enterprises, legal teams are harnessing technology to move faster, reduce manual errors, and improve compliance. With growing pressure for agility, transparency, and cost-efficiency, the adoption of CLM and AI-driven solutions is transforming the way legal work gets done. In this article, we'll explore what CLM and Generative AI bring to the table, why they matter now more than ever, and how your organization can lead the way in legal tech transformation. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM)…  ( 7 min )

Legal operations in 2025 are being redefined by intelligent automation. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) software and Generative AI are no longer optional tools, they're strategic assets that streamline workflows, mitigate risks, and enhance decision-making across industries. From startups to global enterprises, legal teams are harnessing technology to move faster, reduce manual errors, and improve compliance. With growing pressure for agility, transparency, and cost-efficiency, the adoption of CLM and AI-driven solutions is transforming the way legal work gets done. In this article, we'll explore what CLM and Generative AI bring to the table, why they matter now more than ever, and how your organization can lead the way in legal tech transformation. Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM)…  ( 7 min )

HTML Media media on the web is sound, music, videos, movies, and animations The HTML `` element is used to show a video on a web page. The HTML Element  ( 3 min )

I have been learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from past 15 months (over 1 year). While learning Node in the backend, I am also currently learning ReactJS to ace my skills in Front-End Web Development. These are the skills I am currently learning: HTML, CSS, BootStrap, TailwindCSS, JavaScript, jQuery, NodeJS, ExpressJS, NodeJS, ReactJS, NPM, MongoDB, and Mongoose And can help solve real world problems, if needed(just DM)  ( 3 min )

Why Turkey Became the Global Hub for Hair Transplantation in 2025 Hair transplantation has evolved drastically over the past decade, with countries like Turkey taking the global lead in medical tourism for aesthetic procedures. As techniques like FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction) and DHI (Direct Hair Implantation) became less invasive and more efficient, international interest in these procedures surged. But why Turkey? Turkey offers several advantages: Affordable yet high-quality services Surgeons with years of experience Modern, accredited medical facilities All-inclusive packages (flight, hotel, aftercare) Major cities like Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir have become magnets for patients seeking hair restoration. One reason Turkey thrives is the reputation of its clinics. Clinics that consistently offer international standards and transparent results naturally gain more trust. For instance, Now Hair Time is one of the longstanding hair transplant centers in Istanbul. The clinic is known for its personalized approach, multilingual patient care, and high satisfaction rates, especially among international patients. In 2025, we expect: Increased use of AI-based planning Robotic implantation improvements Even shorter recovery periods Broader acceptance of beard and eyebrow transplants If you're considering a hair transplant in 2025, looking at Turkey — and especially at clinics with long-standing expertise — may be the smartest move. Do your research, ask questions, and don’t fall for the cheapest offers. Quality and transparency always win. ✍️ Written by a digital health researcher following trends in medical tourism.  ( 3 min )

React’s ecosystem is powerful—but let’s face it, it can be overwhelming too. This guide by Robin Wieruch breaks it all down for you 👉 robinwieruch.de/react-libraries ✅ Must-know libraries ✅ Scalable app architecture ✅ Simplified for both beginners & pros Whether you're just starting out or building production-ready apps, this walkthrough is your 2025 React tech stack compass. 🧭  ( 3 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

Meme Monday! Today's cover image comes from last week's thread. DEV is an inclusive space! Humor in poor taste will be downvoted by mods. Reminder: Every day is Meme Monday on DUMB DEV ✨  ( 2 min )

You write code, so you write tests You may have a different version: You write tests before you write code While it's true, it's easy to miss the point and write tests that do not add any value or, worse, that actually validate an incorrect implementation. the tests still pass when you change the requirements the tests only run locally (so not on the CI/CD pipelines) the app generates bugs in production while all your tests pass the tests simply duplicate production code logic the tests break with every single refactoring some of your tests do not include any assertion the tests are not readable and hard to maintain you focus on 100% coverage instead of the business logic you write flaky tests (e.g., using non-deterministic dependency) that do not produce the same result every time they r…  ( 4 min )

mkdir Following the previous day commands on working with directories , The next command will be about how you can create a directory or a folder for yourself in the terminal. i.e mkdir mkdir newdirectory There is a switch available for this command that allows you to create multiple directories within another directory by using mkdir -p mkdir -p mydir2/mysubdir2 This command allows you to delete a directory when it is empty.otherwise it will show that the directory cannot be deleted. rmdir newdirectory This also has the same switch that allows you to delete the parent directories recursively. rmdir -p mydir2/mysubdir2 These commands allow you to create, modify , delete files.All the files are case sensitive and therefore treated as different files. The file command shows the datatype of a file.Linux does not use extensions to determine the type of a file.The file command uses a magic file(literally it's name) that contains patterns to recognise file types.file is located in /usr/share/file/magic. file file54.pdf , file /etc/passwd The touch command allows you to create an empty file. touch file86.txt touch -t = allows you to set the time on when the file was created. eg: touch -t 2412311159 demo.txt rm This command removes a file forever since it will not be sent to trash or recycle bin. rm file86.txt The switches available for this commands are: rm -i = using this switch prevents accidental deletion of a file by asking for confirmation before deleting the file. rm -rf = This switch recursively deletes the file forcefully. It can even delete everything if not used in the proper environment. So be careful when you use it. Wrapping up This will be the commands for today. Try experimenting on them to your preferences and also refer to man pages if you want to learn a lot more.  ( 3 min )

Like many developers, I had an old laptop sitting in a drawer—slow, outdated, and basically unusable for modern apps. But instead of tossing it away, I decided to transform it into something useful: a private cloud server. Now I have my own secure file storage system (like Google Drive or Dropbox), hosted right from my home. Here’s how I did it, step-by-step, using Nextcloud, Docker, and a little weekend effort. I love cloud storage, but I’m not a fan of: Storage limits Privacy concerns Monthly fees With Nextcloud, I get a Google Drive-like UI, mobile access, calendar, contacts, notes, and collaboration tools, but hosted entirely by me, with full control over data. Laptop: Old Lenovo ThinkPad (Core i3, 4GB RAM, 256GB HDD) OS: Ubuntu Server 22.04 (no GUI for better performance) Network: Hom…  ( 5 min )

This is a submission for the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge I built a Universal AI Job Hunter powered by Runner H that automates the most painful part of freelancing: searching and applying to jobs. https://runner.hcompany.ai/chat/17bc4d7a-dc2a-40c2-b8f6-c515405ce5d1/share This Runner H agent: Scrapes the latest remote frontend developer jobs from RemoteOK Extracts job details (title, company, budget, description, and link) Writes personalized proposals using your skill profile Fills a styled Google Sheet with all job data and application content — ready to track, reuse, and apply ✅ No code ✅ Fully customizable ✅ Saves 10+ hours per week Promp Answer: https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ihy7u8l9a5721rizxfr6.png Google Sheet Link https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1V5TO7VDi7A08gvKwFM7SqgeRJZKGNw-OHvJwDrfeVxo/edit?usp=sharing Screenshots: https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/rf9wc6fsmpldea8n4ttb.png I used a single prompt in Runner H to: Visit RemoteOK’s frontend dev job board Extract the 5 most recent jobs Generate a personalized AI proposal for each role using a given background Create a Google Sheet titled “RemoteOK Job Tracker – Styled” 📌 Prompt Used (summarized): Extract job listings → Write proposal → Create and format Google Sheet with labeled columns Users can easily customize: Keywords (e.g. “React”, “UI/UX”, “copywriting”) Bio used for proposal generation Target job platforms Who is this for? Freelancers (devs, designers, writers, etc.) Students & job seekers Remote professionals looking to automate job hunting How does it help? 🔁 Repeatable for any industry 💡 Reusable by others with zero setup 📊 Tracks proposals, budgets, job links — all in one place This is a real-world automation that actually saves time, improves application quality, and can land you paid work faster. Built by: Meet Gohel (DEV username: @@meet_gohel_9f2ee9a5349695) Solo submission. Thanks to Runner H and DEV for hosting this challenge — this was a ton of fun 🚀  ( 3 min )

در دنیای پویای توسعه نرم‌افزار، سازمان‌ها و تیم‌ها به دنبال روش‌هایی هستند که سرعت، انعطاف‌پذیری و کیفیت را در اجرای پروژه‌ها افزایش دهند. یکی از رایج‌ترین و مؤثرترین چارچوب‌های مدیریت پروژه در این مسیر، اسکرام (Scrum) است. اسکرام به عنوان یکی از پیاده‌سازی‌های موفق متدولوژی چابک (Agile) شناخته می‌شود و به تیم‌ها کمک می‌کند تا با ساختار مشخص و بازخورد مستمر، پروژه‌ها را در مسیر درستی هدایت کنند. رویکرد چابک در مدیریت پروژه است که بر تحویل مرحله‌ای، بازخورد مستمر، تعامل تیمی و سازگاری با تغییرات تمرکز دارد. به‌جای پیروی کورکورانه از برنامه‌های ثابت، اجایل بر یادگیری تدریجی، بهبود مستمر و ارزش‌آفرینی در کوتاه‌ترین زمان ممکن تأکید می‌کند. متدولوژی اسکرام چیست؟ اسکرام (Scrum) یک چارچوب اجرایی برای پیاده‌سازی متدولوژی اجایل است که به تیم‌ها کمک می‌کند پروژه‌های پیچیده را با روش‌هایی قابل کنترل …  ( 5 min )

🚀 Introducing Maven Helper: The Ultimate Visual Dependency Management Tool for VSCode Are you tired of struggling with Maven dependency conflicts and spending hours deciphering cryptic mvn dependency:tree outputs? Maven Helper is here to revolutionize your Maven development experience! Command-line mvn dependency:tree output is hard to read and analyze Manual POM file analysis is time-consuming and error-prone Dependency conflicts are difficult to trace and resolve No visual representation of dependency relationships Switching between different tools breaks your workflow Visual Dependency Tree: Interactive tree structure replacing command-line chaos Smart Conflict Detection: Automatically identifies version conflicts, duplicates, and scope issues Reference Path Analysis: Complete depend…  ( 4 min )

As developers and tech professionals, we love building things—features, APIs, workflows, cloud pipelines. The threat landscape has shifted. And here’s what’s pushing the envelope: AI-powered attacks are scaling faster than legacy defenses can adapt. Zero Trust is no longer a trend—it's the minimum bar. Cloud misconfigurations are still one of the top breach causes (yes, in 2025). Deepfakes & AI-generated phishing are getting eerily good. And regulatory frameworks (like the EU’s AI Act) are reshaping compliance. The perimeter? It’s gone. Your network isn’t behind a firewall anymore. It’s in the cloud, across endpoints, scattered through remote teams, and connected to countless third-party tools. 🧠 Why this matters to developers I’m joining a free webinar that’s breaking all this down: (https://cutt.ly/WrWwvdXB)  ( 3 min )

Cet article explique comment créer un gestionnaire d'état (state manager) pour partager des données entre plusieurs composants RiotJS. Avant de commencer, assurez-vous d'avoir une application de base Riot, ou lisez mes articles précédents. Je suppose que vous avez une compréhension fondamentale de Riot ; cependant, n'hésitez pas à vous référer à la documentation si nécessaire : https://riot.js.org/documentation/ Il existe trois méthodes pour partager des données entre composants : Utiliser les propriétés Riot (props) pour passer des valeurs à un composant enfant. Le composant enfant doit émettre des événements vers le composant parent si une action se produit, comme un clic ou un changement d'entrée. Dans ce cas, la portée de communication est limitée : du composant parent vers l'enfant et…  ( 7 min )

If you already used Docker with a Laravel app, you know the final image can get big and that affects build time, deployment speed, and even storage cost. In this post, I'll show you how to make you Docker image smaller and faster using multi-stage builds, lightweight images, and a few best practices. Here is a real example using PHP 8.3 + Laravel + Composer + Node for front assets: # Stage 1: Build the app dependencies FROM composer:2.7 as vendor WORKDIR /app COPY composer.json composer.lock ./ RUN composer install --no-dev --prefer-dist --optimize-autoloader COPY . . # Stage 2: Build frontend assets (optional) FROM node:20-alpine as frontend WORKDIR /app COPY package*.json ./ RUN npm ci COPY . . RUN npm run build # Stage 3: Final production image (clean and light) FROM php:8.3-fpm-alpine RUN apk add --no-cache \ bash curl libpng libjpeg-turbo-dev libzip-dev oniguruma-dev \ && docker-php-ext-install pdo pdo_mysql zip mbstring WORKDIR /var/www COPY --from=vendor /app /var/www COPY --from=frontend /app/public/build /var/www/public/build RUN chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www USER www-data Use Alpine Images they are much smaller and good for prod. Split the build into stages This keeps dev tools out of the final image. Do not install Composer or Node in the final Image this reduces the size and security risks. Don't use COPY . . at the end copy only what you really need (no .env, .git, tests, etc). A non optimize image can be 1.2GB or more. under 200MB! Use USER www-data at the end Add a .dockerignore file node_modules vendor .env .git tests Optimized Docker images are faster, safer, and cheaper. Have youy optimized you Laravel Setup ? Do you have other tips ?  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

🤖 Introduction The frontend landscape is evolving fast—and AI is accelerating that transformation. From design generation to code suggestions, AI tools are becoming an integral part of a modern developer’s workflow. In this post, I’ll break down how AI is reshaping frontend development in 2025, the tools that matter, and how you can stay ahead of the curve. AI tools like GitHub Copilot, CodeWhisperer, and Codeium are now trusted coding companions. They help developers: Generate boilerplate code Auto-complete UI components Fix common bugs Suggest better patterns 🧠 Tip: Use Copilot to scaffold React components, form validations, or even write TypeScript types. Tools like Galileo AI, Builder.io, and Uizard can turn text prompts or mockups into ready-to-edit UI code. Imagine describing: “A…  ( 4 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

I just read a performance benchmark that broke my understanding of what's possible in web development. Not because the numbers were good—but because they were so impossibly good that I had to read them three times to believe they were real. Traditional React App: 2.3 seconds to interactive Vue.js Application: 2.1 seconds to interactive Juris (Fine-Grained): ~5 milliseconds to interactive Juris (Batch Mode): ~4.5 milliseconds to interactive That's not a typo. Five milliseconds. For a complex dashboard application. That's not 10% faster than React. That's not even 10x faster. That's 400-500x faster. And when I dug into how this was possible, I realized we've been fundamentally approaching web application architecture wrong for over a decade. Every major framework—React, Vue, Angular, Svel…  ( 7 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

Python: Your Gateway to Versatile Programming Meta Description: Explore Python, a versatile and beginner-friendly programming language. Learn about its syntax, applications, and why it's perfect for beginners and experts alike. Keywords: Python, programming language, beginner-friendly, scripting, web development, data science, machine learning, artificial intelligence, automation Slug: python-programming-language Python has become a household name in the world of programming, and for good reason. Its clean syntax, extensive libraries, and vast community support make it a powerful tool for both beginners and experienced developers. From web development to data science, machine learning to scripting, Python's versatility shines through in various domains. This blog post will dive into the …  ( 5 min )

I think we're about to miss the biggest shift in web development since React. Not because it's happening too fast, but because it's happening too quietly. Because it looks too simple. Because it challenges too many assumptions we've built our careers on. Let me show you what I mean. For the past decade, we've accepted a fundamental trade-off in web development: Simple = Limited. Want to manipulate the DOM directly? Use jQuery, but forget about component architecture, state management, or reactive updates. Powerful = Complex. Want components and reactivity? Use React/Vue, but accept the build tools, compilation steps, bundle analyzers, and cognitive overhead that comes with it. We've normalized 15-step build processes. We've accepted that "Hello World" requires a dozen dependencies. We've c…  ( 7 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

I recently stumbled upon something that made me question everything I thought I knew about DOM manipulation. It started with a simple request: "Can you help convert this to jQuery to see how long the code would be?" What I discovered wasn't just about line count—it was about two fundamentally different philosophies of web development that couldn't be more different in their approach to the same problem. Here's the code I was asked to convert. It's written in a framework called Juris: juris.enhance('.data-table', (ctx) => ({ // Header cells become sortable 'th[data-column]': { className: (el) => () => { const column = el.dataset.column; const sortColumn = ctx.getState('sort.column'); const sortDirection = ctx.getState('sort.direction'); let classes = 'sortab…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

Cyber threats are evolving rapidly, and phishing remains one of the most significant risks to organizations worldwide. From small businesses to large enterprises, no one is immune. Conducting a phishing test for employees is a crucial step in fortifying your defenses again. Phishing is one of the most common and dangerous cyber threats faced by organizations today. Cybercriminals use increasingly sophisticated tactics, including whaling, to target employees at all levels. Conducting phishing tests for employees is an essential practice in strengthening your organization’s defense against these attacks. By simulating real-world phishing scenarios, organizations can identify vulnerabilities, educate staff, and improve overall security. This blog explores the importance of phishing testing in building a robust security culture and protecting your business from evolving cyber threats, we’ll explore how phishing testing can help build a resilient security culture and provide phishing protection for your organization Why Phishing Testing Matters Strengthen your organization’s defenses—schedule a phishing test today!"- Click Here- [https://forfend.co/]  ( 5 min )

cron の実装はたくさん存在しますが、デフォルトではそのいずれもインストールされません。代わりにベースシステムは systemd/タイマー を使用しています。 https://wiki.archlinux.jp/index.php/Cron 簡単に説明するとserviceとtimerというファイルをサービス化するようです。 sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/.service [Unit] Description= [Service] User=*** Group=wheel Type=oneshot WorkingDirectory=/home/**** ExecStart=/home/****/.sh [Install] WantedBy=timers.target sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/.timer [Unit] Description= [Timer] OnBootSec=5 Unit=.service [Install] WantedBy=timers.target systemctl daemon-reload sudo systemctl enable .service sudo systemctl enable .timer  ( 3 min )

Executive Summary Understanding how websites communicate with backend services is crucial for developers, security researchers, and system integrators. While browser DevTools provide basic network monitoring, they miss dynamically generated requests and lack advanced filtering capabilities. This guide details the complete development process of a Chrome extension that intercepts all HTTP requests (XHR and Fetch) at the JavaScript level, providing deep visibility into website behavior through a custom DevTools panel. Key Benefits: Captures requests missed by standard DevTools Provides stack traces for request origins Offers detailed timing and performance data Enables comprehensive website behavior analysis Standard browser DevTools have limitations when analyzing complex web application…  ( 11 min )

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m currently on a journey to become a machine learning developer — but not in the way you might expect. Before diving deep into neural networks, models, and algorithms, I decided to take a detour and focus on data analysis. And I think it’s one of the best decisions I’ve made. In this article, I want to share: Why I chose to learn data analysis first What I’m learning How it's making me better at machine learning What tools and projects I’m using along the way It’s simple: machine learning is nothing without data. Sure, models are exciting. But the truth is, even the most advanced ML algorithms won’t work if your data is messy, incomplete, or irrelevant. And that’s where data analysis comes in. Here’s what I realized: Data analysis teaches you to understand and explore da…  ( 4 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

Today, I deployed the vProfile project across multiple VMs using Vagrant. Here’s a breakdown of the architecture: 💻 Infrastructure db01: MariaDB 🔧 Key Tasks ✅ Result Learnings 👉 Check the GitHub repo:https://bit.ly/43K3lch 💬 Let me know what you’d improve or automate in this pipeline!  ( 3 min )

Introduction When it comes to payments, security isn’t optional — it’s essential. If you’re integrating with Adyen, ensuring the incoming webhooks’ authenticity and integrity is very important. That’s where Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC) plays a critical role in securing your Adyen integration. Implementing, testing, and troubleshooting HMAC validation can be challenging. This guide explains how HMAC validation works, highlights the challenges, and provides tools and best practices for secure and reliable implementation. HMAC at Adyen All Adyen webhooks use HMAC to ensure the integrity and authenticity of the payloads delivered to your integrations. The HMAC key should be enabled when setting up a new webhook (either in the Customer Area Webhook page or using the Manage…  ( 8 min )

I've been testing the accessibility of Android code created by different AI tools, and this time, it's time to test Cursor. I know it's not the most ideal tool for Android development, but I still wanted to test it. If you've read the previous posts in the series, you know the drill - I'll generate the app code and then test it. There are links to the blog post at the top of this post if you want to refresh your memory or if you haven't read the previous blog posts. In them, I also explain why I'm doing this. So, let's get to the actual thing we're here for. This time, I did only one round of tests. It's not that I got lazy or anything - using Cursor was just so annoying that I decided to do only one test. I used a combination of Android Studio and Cursor editor to construct the app. I …  ( 7 min )

Everyone says “I love to code”, but let’s be real — not everyone enjoys: fixing bugs, getting stuck for hours, and writing logic from scratch. Sometimes it feels like people enjoy the coder lifestyle more than the actual act of coding. You know what I mean: crafting a beautiful GitHub profile posting on Dev.to or LinkedIn making a tool and calling it a "launch" tweeting #buildinpublic updates with cool screenshots And hey — all that is awesome. But still, Do we actually love writing code… or just the idea of being a “developer”? 👀 My Observation "Do I really love the code... or do I love being seen as a coder?" Do you ever feel this way too? 🔥 Let's talk — no filters. And if you don’t — is it okay to just love the vibe, the content, the hustle? 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments. Let’s have a real dev-to-dev conversation.  ( 4 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

The Universal Language: Exploring the Profound Power of Music Love Meta Description: Music love isn't just about liking tunes. Discover its profound impact on our emotions, well-being, and connections. Explore the magic behind our musical passions! Keywords: music, love, emotions, well-being, connection, melody, harmony, rhythm, lyrics, sound, passion Slug: the-power-of-music-love Music. It's the soundtrack to our lives. From the upbeat pop that fuels our workouts to the melancholic melodies that comfort us during heartbreak, music is woven into the fabric of our existence. But "music love" is more than just enjoying a catchy tune; it's a deep, powerful connection that impacts our emotions, our well-being, and even our relationships. This blog post delves into the profound power of music…  ( 5 min )

In computer science, priority queues are abstract data types that manage a collection of elements, ensuring that each element has a priority. These data structures find applications in various domains, including scheduling, graph algorithms, and simulation systems. This article explores the algorithms used to insert and delete keys efficiently in a priority queue, focusing on the binary heap implementation, which is commonly used due to its optimal time complexity. Definition: A priority queue is a data structure where each element is assigned a priority. Elements are served based on priority, not just order of insertion, making it different from regular queues. Applications: Priority queues are critical in scenarios such as task scheduling in operating systems, managing the jobs in print …  ( 5 min )

We launched the JS AI Build‑a‑thon last week — an epic learning journey crafted for JavaScript and TypeScript developers who want to step confidently into the world of AI. If you haven’t jumped in yet, now’s the perfect moment—the journey is just getting started! Visit 👉🏽 https://aka.ms/JSAIBuildathon to get started. We’re entering a future where AI-first and agentic developer experiences will shape how we build — and you don’t want to be left behind. This isn’t your average hackathon. It’s a hands-on, quest-driven learning experience designed for developers, packed with: Interactive quests that guide you step by step — from your first prototype to production-ready apps Community-powered support via our dedicated Discord and local, community-led study jams Showcase moments to share…  ( 4 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

From SQL injection to bot attacks, protecting websites is no longer optional — it’s essential. But what if you could get enterprise-level protection without the enterprise price? Meet SafeLine — an open-source, self-hosted Web Application Firewall (WAF) from Asia that’s rapidly gaining global attention. And it’s free. SafeLine is a powerful WAF developed by Chaitin Tech, based in Asia, with a mission to make high-quality web protection accessible to everyone. Whether you're running a personal project, a small business, or a large-scale deployment, SafeLine is designed to adapt. Unlike cloud-only solutions, SafeLine is self-hosted, giving you full control over data, policies, and privacy. Here’s why SafeLine is becoming the go-to free WAF across Asia and beyond: No credit card required No t…  ( 4 min )

Category: LLMs / LangChain / GenAI Published: June-2025 As someone exploring how to turn language models into actual AI-powered products, I kept running into one recurring question: how do I go beyond a basic prompt-response setup? That’s where LangChain clicked for me. It’s more than just a wrapper — it’s a framework for building real-world AI applications with logic, memory, and tool integrations. Whether you're a beginner or someone building full AI workflows, this guide will walk you through how LangChain helps. LangChain is an open-source framework that helps you connect large language models (LLMs) with: Your custom logic External APIs and databases File systems, memory, and tools Think of it as a bridge between your language model and the world around it. You’re not limited to ju…  ( 5 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

手順について インストール ArchLinuxダウンロード キーボードレイアウト loadkeys jp106 インストール設定を確認 ls /sys/firmware/efi ディスクの確認 lsblk dev/sda1 512M ef00 FAT32 /boot/efi dev/sda2 512M 8300 ext4 /boot dev/sda3 全部 8300 ext4 / とする cgdiskで作成、書き込み、フォーマット mkfs.vfat -F32 /dev/sda1 mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda2 mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda3 マウント mount /dev/sda3 /mnt mkdir /mnt/boot mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/boot mkdir /mnt/boot/efi mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot/efi 無線接続 iwctl [iwd]# device list [iwd]# station wlan0 scan [iwd]# station wlan0 get-networks [iwd]# station wlan0 connect `SSID` [iwd]# exit ping archlinux.org 本体と必要なアプリをインストールする pacstrap /mnt base base-devel linux linux-firmware grub efibootmgr dosfstools netctl vim nano iw wpa_supplicant networkmanager dialog fstab作成 genfstab -U /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab root作業場所 arch-chroot /mnt /bin/bash localeの設定 locale-gen /etc/locale.confを作成し記述 echo "LANG=en_US.UTF-8" > /etc/locale.conf /etc/vconsole.confを作成して日本語キーボード echo "KEYMAP=jp106" > /etc/vconsole.conf timezoneを日本に設定 tzselect ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Tokyo /etc/localtime hwclock --systohc --utc nanoで/etc/hostsを開き以下を記述 127.0.0.1 localhost ::1 localhost 127.0.1.1 hostname initramfsイメージの作成 mkinitcpio -p linux 初期設定 passwd grubの設定 grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=GRUB --boot-directory=/boot/efi/EFI --recheck grub-mkconfig -o /boot/efi/EFI/grub/grub.cfg マイクロコードを設定 pacman -S amd-ucode #もしくは pacman -S intel-ucode grub-mkconfig -o /boot/efi/EFI/grub/grub.cfg 再起動してUSBを抜く exit reboot rootでログインしてnmtuiでwifi接続 nmtui ユーザー作成 useradd -m -g wheel -d /home/`username` -s /bin/bash -m `username` passwd `username` 画面の指示に従ってパスワードを設定 pacman -S sudo EDITOR=nano visudo 起動したら# Defaults env_keep += “HOME” の行と %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL の行のコメントを解除 KDEのインストール sudo pacman -S plasma kde-applications 起動 sudo systemctl enable sddm 入力メソッドにfcitx5を使う sudo pacman -S fcitx5-im fcitx5-mozc sudo nano /etc/environment #fcitx export GTK_IM_MODULE=fcitx export QT_IM_MODULE=fcitx export XMODIFIERS=@im=fcitx  ( 3 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

Whether you're a data engineer or a backend developer building pipelines, you’ve probably heard these terms thrown around: Data Warehouse, Data Lake, and Data Lakehouse. But what do they really mean in practice? We recently unpacked this in our blog at AQE Digital. Here’s the TL;DR: Optimized for high-speed SQL queries and analytics. Great for structured, historical data. Best when dealing with massive volumes of raw data from multiple sources—structured or unstructured. The modern hybrid combining benefits of both. Streamlines workflows and reduces data duplication. This breakdown helps teams make the right call depending on their data maturity level, query performance needs, and infrastructure costs. 👉 Read the full post to go deeper into architecture comparisons, pros and cons, and real-world applications:  ( 3 min )

Introdução A ideia de armazenar programas na memória junto com os dados que eles manipulam é amplamente atribuída a Von Neumann, cuja arquitetura se tornou a base dos computadores modernos. No entanto, conforme os programas cresceram em complexidade, tornou-se essencial desenvolver novas formas de organização do código, dando origem a diferentes modelos de programação. Essa arquitetura inicial possuía uma estrutura mínima, composta por registradores — pequenas áreas de armazenamento dentro da unidade de processamento que guardam temporariamente dados e instruções em alta velocidade — e unidades de memória, responsáveis por armazenar um volume maior de informações temporárias, mas com acesso relativamente mais lento. Essa estrutura era suficiente para programas pequenos, mas, sem uma orga…  ( 7 min )

Berikut adalah langkah lengkap untuk membuat: ✅ Model (Post) Artisan: Buat model, controller, migration php artisan make:model Post -mcr Penjelasan: Post = nama model -m = buat migration -c = buat controller -r = controller resource (CRUD lengkap)  ( 3 min )

By Gregory Waswa Introduction to Excel Real-World Uses of Excel in Data Analysis Business Decision Making Companies rely on Excel to track sales performance, compare budgets, and analyze growth trends. Managers use it to look at data from different departments and make decisions that improve efficiency and profits. Financial Reporting and Analysis Accountants and finance teams use Excel to create balance sheets, monitor expenses, and prepare reports. It helps in calculating profit margins, forecasting revenues, and analyzing investment performance—all of which are important in financial planning. Marketing Performance Tracking Marketing teams use Excel to measure how well their campaigns are doing. They analyze data like customer engagement, email open rates, and conversion rates. This helps them improve their strategies and target the right audience more effectively. Excel Features and Formulas I’ve Learned Personal Reflection Learning Excel has completely changed how I view data. Before, I just saw rows of numbers that didn’t mean much. But now, I see stories hidden in those numbers. I can use Excel to ask questions and get real answers—whether it's figuring out employee attendance, tracking tasks, or analyzing patterns. Excel has shown me that data isn't just information—it's a tool we can use to solve real-world problems. This new perspective makes me excited to learn even more.  ( 4 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

Dark Mode vs. Light Mode: The Controversy in 2025 User interface design is a hot topic right now. Choosing the correct user interface (UI) theme is crucial for UX, accessibility, and brand perception in this age of digital experiences dominating our work, shopping, communication, and learning. Therefore, in the year 2025, which user interface will be superior? Performance, design trends, customer preferences, and industrial applications are the main aspects to consider while breaking it down. In Dark Mode, the user interface is black with light-colored text, icons, and other design components. It is commonly linked to contemporary, minimalist, and aesthetically pleasing user interfaces. In contrast, Light Mode UI mimics the readability and familiarity of traditional printed media by using dark text on a white or light background. Read more  ( 3 min )

Google announced Firebase Studio, a Cloud Development Environment powerful by AI. I created these Youtube shorts (in French) to introduce you this great platform.  ( 3 min )

I. Preparatory Phase 1. Developer Account Certification Visit Huawei Developer Alliance Complete real-name authentication (enterprise/individual) with business license or ID upload Register as HarmonyOS developer (select "Pure HarmonyOS Application Development") 2. Project Initialization Specifications # DevEco Studio project creation File → New → New Project → ArkTS Application Target HarmonyOS 4.0+ versions Define unique APP ID Configure application category and target devices (mobile/tablet/smart screen) 3. Compliance Documentation Documentation Type Pure HarmonyOS Requirement Remarks Software Copyright Mandatory (electronic) Apply via Yichanban Privacy Policy Dedicated page Tencent Docs hosting ICP Filing Exempt for standa…  ( 4 min )

These Algo. typically used as Rate limiting Algorithm. Token are added to the Bucket at a fixed rate. The Bucket has a Max. Capacity, it can't hold more tokens than that. When a Request came, the Bucket is checked for number of token available If req. tokens are available then remove that tokens from the bucket and process the request. If no token are available, the request is rejected or pushed to a retry queue. Token Bucket can be implemented in respect to user or application. class TokenBucket{ private refillRate:number; // no of token added to the bucket per second private capacity:number; private Bucket: number; private lastRefillTime: number; constructor(refillRate:number,capacity:number){ this.refillRate = refillRate; this.capacity = capacity; this.Bucket = capacity; this.lastRefillTime = Date.now(); } public refill(){ const time = Date.now(); const diff = time - this.lastRefillTime; const tokensToAdd = Math.floor(diff* this.refillRate); this.Bucket = min(this.capacity, this.Bucket+tokensToAdd); this.lastRefillTime = time; } public allowRequest(){ // Update the Bucket with tokens refill(); if(this.Bucket >= 1){ this.Bucket = this.Bucket - 1; return true; } return false; } } FLOW Client ──> NestJS API (Producer) └── always send to RabbitMQ ➤ (free or premium queue) Worker (Consumer) └── Pull from queue(s) └── Check Redis token bucket ├── ✅ Allowed → process job └── ⛔ Not allowed → requeue with delay  ( 3 min )

Here’s a comprehensive list of authentication service types (both strategies and mechanisms), with a brief explanation and common use cases — especially helpful for backend apps like those built with NestJS, and frontend integrations via Next.js: Common Authentication Strategies Strategy Description Use Case Example Session-based Auth Stores session ID on server and client via cookies. Server holds the session state. Classic web apps (e.g., Express, Rails) JWT (JSON Web Token) Stateless, token-based. Token is signed and sent in headers (usually Authorization). Modern SPAs, mobile apps OAuth 2.0 Delegated auth using third-party providers like Google, Facebook, GitHub. “Login with Google” OpenID Connect (OIDC) Built on top of OAuth 2.0, adds identity layer. Returns id_token. Aut…  ( 8 min )

Introduction This guide demonstrates how to implement the Outbox Pattern with MySQL and .NET 8 using the Brighter library to ensure transactional consistency between database updates and message publishing. The goal is to process a CreateNewOrder command that publishes two events (OrderPlaced, OrderPaid) only if the transaction succeeds. If an error occurs (e.g., a business rule violation), both the database changes and message publications are rolled back. .NET 8+ Podman (or Docker) to run local containers: MySql RabbitMQ Brighter knowledge about RabbitMQ Nuget packages Paramore.Brighter.Extensions.DependencyInjection Paramore.Brighter.Extensions.Hosting Paramore.Brighter.MessagingGateway.RMQ Paramore.Brighter.Outbox.MySql Paramore.Brighter.ServiceActivator.Extensions.DependencyInje…  ( 7 min )

Introdução Este guia demonstra como implementar o Padrão de Caixa de Saída (Outbox Pattern) com MySQL e .NET 8 usando a biblioteca Brighter para garantir consistência transacional entre atualizações de banco de dados e publicação de mensagens. O objetivo é processar um comando CreateNewOrder que publique dois eventos (OrderPlaced, OrderPaid) somente se a transação for bem-sucedida. Se ocorrer um erro (ex.: violação de regra de negócio), ambas as alterações no banco de dados e publicações de mensagens serão revertidas. .NET 8+ Podman (ou Docker) para executar contêineres locais: MySql RabbitMQ Conhecimento sobre RabbitMQ na Brighter Pacotes Nuget Paramore.Brighter.Extensions.DependencyInjection Paramore.Brighter.Extensions.Hosting Paramore.Brighter.MessagingGateway.RMQ Paramore.Bright…  ( 7 min )

Advanced Techniques for Parsing and Interpreting JavaScript Code JavaScript, as a high-level, dynamic, and interpreted language, has become an indispensable tool in web development since its inception in 1995. As applications scale and the need for complex data manipulation increases, understanding how to parse and interpret JavaScript code efficiently and correctly becomes crucial for developers. This article will delve into advanced techniques for parsing and interpreting JavaScript, exploring the historical context, practical scenarios, edge cases, and performance considerations while equipping senior developers with tools for optimization and debugging. JavaScript was initially introduced by Brendan Eich while working at Netscape Communications. Originally designed for client-side sc…  ( 7 min )

Today, let’s explore some practical approaches and best practices for managing AWS IAM. These recommendations aren’t mandatory but serve as strong foundational methods to structure both new and existing access management systems effectively. To understand the core components and the importance of managing IAM beyond surface-level permissions please refer to [https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/introduction.html] Let’s dive into common patterns that are often overlooked, their limitations, and how to improve upon them. 1. Avoid Attaching Policies Directly to IAM Users Limitations: AWS enforces a quota: only 10 managed policies (AWS-managed or customer-managed) can be directly attached to a user. Even if raised via a support ticket, this can only be increased to 20, which isn’t …  ( 4 min )

When we were evaluating WAF options for our web app, the usual suspects—like Cloudflare—were on the shortlist. But ultimately, we went with SafeLine WAF from Chaitin Tech. Here’s why it's become our go‑to for robust, self‑hosted protection without the catch. SafeLine isn’t just another cloud vendor; it’s an open-source, self-hosted solution built with developers in mind. Want to inspect traffic, customize rules, or integrate with your CI/CD pipeline? You can. No black-box limitations. Thanks to intelligent semantic analysis and machine learning, SafeLine detects threats based on context—not just static patterns. It catches SQLi, XSS, SSRF, zero-days—even obfuscated payloads—while keeping false positives negligible (as low as 0.07%). SafeLine comes with multiple built-in protection feature…  ( 4 min )

Two years ago, we launched a side project called sliplane.io. It's a hosting service for containerized apps that makes deployments ridiculously easy and affordable. Resonance has been really good and as we've been growing, customers have been submitting lot's of new feature requests. On top we have our own ideas and vision where we want to take the company. Pretty soon we found ourselves in a situation of a constantly growing backlog which can be a pain to manage. Not only is it very frustrating because it feels like you make negative progress, it also becomes harder and harder to prioritize tickets and keep track of duplicates or outdated issues. Old but important tickets quickly move to page 4 on the issues tab and get buried in trash. We needed a solution to stay ahead of this without …  ( 4 min )

I didn't grow up writing code or dreaming about a career in tech. In fact, I come from a commerce background — business studies, accountancy, and zero formal training in computer science. But here I am today, writing code, building websites, and shaping a new identity as a web developer. In this post, I’ll walk you through how I transitioned from commerce to tech, what tools and resources I used, and how I’m growing in the world of front-end development — all without a CS degree. 💻 Why I Chose Tech Over Commerce Though I studied commerce, I always found myself curious about technology. I was fascinated by websites and apps, and one day I finally asked myself — what if I could build these myself? That question sparked my shift. I didn’t enroll in any bootcamp or formal degree. Instead, I d…  ( 4 min )

Digital transformation isn't just a buzzword—it's a necessity for organizations that want to stay competitive, agile, and secure. As the demand for faster data processing, cloud integration, and smarter applications grows, businesses require infrastructure that is both powerful and flexible. The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen11 server steps in as a comprehensive solution, offering cutting-edge hardware, advanced manageability, and scalable performance. Engineered for mission-critical workloads, virtualization, hybrid cloud deployments, and AI-powered tasks, this server is the cornerstone of future-ready IT environments. Its powerful architecture ensures that businesses can scale seamlessly, manage workloads efficiently, and maintain high uptime—no matter how demanding the application. Unmatched Pe…  ( 6 min )

Introduction Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) has revolutionized how we build AI applications, allowing Large Language Models (LLMs) to answer questions based on custom data. But what if the LLM could decide when and how to search that data, like a smart assistant? That's where Agentic RAG comes in. With Trieve, you can easily set up an agentic RAG pipeline that leverages advanced OCR for PDFs (via Chunkr) and gives your LLM the autonomy to intelligently query your knowledge base. If you're not interested in the guide and just want to see the code in order to give it to your agent as a starting point, you can find a fully complete CLI demonstrating this functionality in a single file on github at github.com/devflowinc/trieve/blob/main/clients/cli/index.ts or install it via npm i -g t…  ( 11 min )

DevOps isn't just for big companies or production workloads. If you're working on a side project, it's one of the best ways to get hands-on experience with real tools, improve your workflow, and build something that can grow over time. This guide shows you how to structure a DevOps side project using Docker, GitHub Actions, and DigitalOcean. Basic knowledge of Docker and GitHub A DigitalOcean account (free with GitHub Student Pack or via credits) A side project you'd like to deploy (a simple Python or Node app works great) Here's a simple directory layout: my-app/ ├── app/ # Your app source code ├── Dockerfile # Container definition ├── .github/ │ └── workflows/ │ └── deploy.yml # CI/CD pipeline ├── terraform/ # Infra as code │ ├── main.tf │ └─…  ( 5 min )

Postman: The Swiss Army Knife of API Testing In today's interconnected digital ecosystem, Postman has emerged as the go-to platform for developers seeking to tame the wild world of APIs. This powerhouse tool doesn't just send requests—it transforms the entire API development experience through its intuitive interface that makes even the most complex API interactions feel effortless. Whether you're firing off a simple GET request or orchestrating an intricate POST with nested JSON bodies, Postman's sleek design puts everything at your fingertips. But Postman's true magic lies beneath its surface. It's not merely a request sender—it's an automation engine that breathes life into your testing workflows. Imagine creating a collection of requests that mimics user journeys through your applic…  ( 14 min )

Watch the full tutorial on YouTube🔝 Ever imagined your AI assistant navigating Safari on your iPhone, opening Notes, ordering food or scrolling through an app, all without lifting a finger? Thanks to Claude 4 and a powerful new open-source framework called C/ua, that futuristic scenario is quickly becoming a reality. In this post, we’ll dive into how you can build your first computer-use and iPhone-use agent using Anthropic’s Claude 4. We’ll walk through what’s already possible, what’s still a bit experimental, and where this is all heading in the fast-evolving landscape of AI agent-based automation. C/ua is an emerging open-source framework designed to help you build agents that can directly interact with your computer and even your phone. Instead of limiting agents to just answering que…  ( 6 min )

About Author SafeLine, an open-source Web Application Firewall built for real-world threats. While SafeLine focuses on HTTP-layer protection, our emergency response center monitors and responds to RCE and authentication vulnerabilities across the stack to help developers stay safe. In March 2025, a high-risk vulnerability was disclosed in the popular React-based framework Next.js, maintained by Vercel. Tracked as CVE-2025-29927, this flaw allows attackers to bypass middleware logic, which can impact authentication, security headers, and access controls—especially in apps using Edge Middleware, enabled by default. Next.js powers many AI-driven platforms and modern web applications. This vulnerability affects apps relying on middleware for authentication, redirects, and security logic. Resea…  ( 4 min )

A recent comment on one of my earlier articles made me write this. Non-English articles on DEV Gabor Szabo ・ Jan 1 '23 #discuss #meta #languages Because of the lack of right-to-left (RTL) support I'd probably not use DEV to publish in any of the RTL languages. That is Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian. Instead I'd use one of the Static Site Generators that support RTL and GitHub pages or GitLab pages for free hosting. The only cost is the domain name, if you'd like to have your own. I personally use mdbook (and another home-made system) to build my own sites/books. here you can see examples of public mdbooks in various languages. You can also see them grouped by language. Then you might also want to cross-post here if you feel the audience here will be interesting, but I am not sure if the few non-English posts will be even found by the right audience.  ( 3 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

Great News for Bihar & Jharkhand: Lohia | Youdha Partners with Perpetuity Capital! Meta Description: Exciting news for Bihar & Jharkhand! Lohia | Youdha secures investment from Perpetuity Capital, boosting growth and economic opportunities in the region. Keywords: Lohia Youdha, Perpetuity Capital, Bihar, Jharkhand, investment, economic development, infrastructure, growth, partnership, private equity Slug: lohia-youdha-perpetuity-capital-bihar-jharkhand Bihar and Jharkhand, two states brimming with potential, are on the cusp of significant economic growth thanks to a strategic partnership. Lohia | Youdha, a leading business group with deep roots in the region, has announced a landmark investment from Perpetuity Capital, a prominent private equity firm. This collaboration signals a new era…  ( 5 min )

Introduction The fashion e-commerce space is more saturated than ever. With trends changing rapidly and competition intensifying, standing out requires more than just a great product. Brands must tell compelling stories, spark emotional connections, and drive measurable action—all at once. This is where performance creative comes into play. It’s not about making ads that simply look good. It's about crafting assets that combine creative appeal with performance metrics. For fashion brands, this blend is essential to break through the noise and truly scale. Fashion is emotional, but e-commerce is data-driven. Performance creative strategy brings both together. It goes beyond traditional creative services by embedding clear KPIs into every visual and message. Whether it's click-through rate…  ( 4 min )

🔥 13 - 🚀 Laravel Category CRUD Với Form Request | Xây Dựng Chức Năng Quản Lý Danh Mục  ( 4 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

5 Battle-Tested Strategies to Supercharge Your API Performance Dehemi Fabio ・ Jun 16 #programming #api  ( 2 min )

Originally published on Medium Building public safety technology isn’t like designing a social platform or a productivity app. There are no second chances when a first responder loses signal inside a smoke-filled school. There’s no “beta version” of a system dispatching law enforcement or tracking an active shooter. Rescunomics, I’ve had the privilege—and pressure—of leading the development of Hērōs™, a real-time emergency response platform designed to support those who run toward danger, not away from it. In a crisis, every second matters. That’s why Hērōs™ bypasses conventional 911 handoffs and sends real-time, geo-mapped alerts directly to first responders—complete with indoor layouts and responder location tracking. time to value. Every tap, every screen load, every animation delay was…  ( 5 min )

Simple iteration tip... You are required to load "sh*t loads" of data from the back-end data storage. So some pseudo code: So I've seen this kind of code 1 too many times! query = '...'; //just some query that loads 100000+ items from storage result = dataStorage.loadData(query); fileData = []; //target array we need later for the output for (idx = 0; idx < result.size(); idx++) { item = result[idx]; for (idxRelated = 0; idxRelated < item.related.size(); idxRelated++) { relatedPartialData = item.related[idxRelated]; fullRelatedData = dataStorage.loadById(relatedPartialData.id); prepareDataForExcelFile(item, fullRelatedData, filaData); } } createExcelFromFileData(fileData); instead do this: fileData = []; //target array we need later for the output query = '...'; /…  ( 4 min )

In today's fast-paced digital landscape, API performance can make or break your application's success. Users expect lightning-fast responses, and even a few hundred milliseconds of delay can lead to frustrated users and lost business. Whether you're building a startup's MVP or scaling an enterprise system, these five proven strategies will help you deliver APIs that are not just functional, but exceptionally fast and reliable. One of the most common performance killers is the dreaded "fetch everything" approach. When your API tries to return thousands of records in a single response, you're setting yourself up for disaster. The Problem: Large payloads consume excessive bandwidth, overwhelm client applications, and create terrible user experiences. Imagine waiting 30 seconds for a list of 1…  ( 6 min )

I've already written a blog, or 2, about my environment strategy, but I want to show some small changes. I would recommend you read both V1 and V2: Power Platform- What’s Your Environment Strategy? Power Platform Environment Strategy V2 But in a nutshell, version 1 was focused on each business domain having their own stack (Dev/Test/Prod) and version 2 was a shared stack based on Geo (United States/United Kingdom/Australia etc). They both have their pros and cons, and very much dependent on your org, and that's why I generally recommend a hybrid, start off with shared and when the domain is qualified they then can have their own stack (along with all of the responsibility and risk). So what's v2.1, well this expands to cover the nuances of Copilot Studio, AI Builder, and Dataverse. There …  ( 6 min )

I stumbled upon Apache Fineract the way many developers discover powerful open source tech while trying to solve a specific, real world problem. If you’ve ever thought about how microfinance apps, digital lending platforms manage savings, loans, repayments, and customer accounts behind the scenes, there’s a good chance you were standing on the shoulders of systems like Fineract even if you didn’t know it yet. Apache Fineract is a core banking engine designed for building financial services. It’s the kind of toolkit that can power microfinance institutions, fintech startups, digital wallets, and more. Think of it like an operating system but for money. It’s open source, APIfirst, and extremely extensible. But like many powerful tools, it doesn’t come prepackaged with a nice “doubleclick …  ( 4 min )

Have you ever asked yourself: “How long would it take me to binge One Piece?” I did — and the answer kind of shocked me. 😅 That’s why I built AnimeTimeCalculator.com — a free online tool that tells you exactly how long it'll take to finish any anime series, including fillers, canon, and even movies. Enter the anime title and total number of episodes Choose whether to include or skip fillers It gives you: Total runtime in hours & minutes Filler vs canon breakdown Optional marathon time planning 👨‍💻 Why I Made It I’m both a dev and an anime fan, and I wanted to combine both passions in a practical project. I built the tool using: HTML + CSS + JavaScript Filler data sourced from public anime databases Simple logic to calculate viewing time Clean UI for mobile + desktop This is a great demo project if you're into frontend dev and anime. Casual anime fans planning their next binge Bloggers writing lists like "Top 10 Long Anime Series" Developers exploring small tool ideas Students learning JS + time calculation logic 🔗 Try It Here 👉 https://animetimecalculator.com Let me know what you think — feedback, bugs, or even feature suggestions welcome! Drop a ❤️ if this helps you Fork the idea for your own project DM me if you want to collaborate!  ( 3 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

Welcome to Day 8 of the FastAPI Zero to Hero 🚀 series! Today, we dive into something powerful and often overlooked — Background Tasks in FastAPI. Whether it’s sending emails, logging activity, or processing images — not everything needs to block the user’s response. FastAPI gives us a sleek way to handle this via BackgroundTasks. What are background tasks? How to use BackgroundTasks in FastAPI Build a mini project: Log email in the background Real-world use cases of background tasks Let’s say you need to send a confirmation email or write to a log file after a user signs up. These actions can take time, and we don’t want the user to wait for them. That’s where BackgroundTasks shines! Instead of waiting for the task to complete, the response is sent back immediately, and the task runs in …  ( 6 min )

While getting Pomerium Core set up this week, I ran into Let's Encrypt rate limits — here’s how using Let's Encrypt staging can save you time when setting up auto-provisioned certificates. (For context, I work at Pomerium — this was part of a local demo stack I was building with Docker Compose. Pomerium is an identity-aware proxy (think of it as an application gateway) that secures access to your apps with built-in policy enforcement, SSO, and automatic TLS.) I had autocert enabled: autocert: true autocert is a Pomerium feature that automatically provisions and renews TLS certificates for your routes using Let’s Encrypt. This works great… until you accidentally annoy Let’s Encrypt while testing. I was adding a few test routes (verify.demo.maisonlab.dev, authenticate.demo.maisonlab.dev, et…  ( 4 min )

I originally posted this post on my blog. We, as coders, take pride in preaching and following best practices. Don't write SQL, use an ORM. Don't do that, do this... Those "don't do that, do this" hide all the context in which they make sense. That's the part we skip and don't tell when we preach best practices. Recently, I had a call with a consulting company that needed help. They were migrating a small shop's application from the early 2000s to a newer stack. It wasn't written and maintained by professional software engineers. Zero best practices. Lots of copy-pasting. Migrating that application and bringing its owners up to speed are two different challenges. They have to maintain the application once the migration is done. Using the latest and greatest best practices wasn't an option. Often, instead of going all in on best practices, the best path to follow is "let's do the simplest thing that can work, without doing any more harm." We shouldn't call them "best practices," but rather "pieces of advice that worked for me under certain circumstances and might work for you too." And we shouldn't blindly follow them. Not all code is created equal and worth the same. Starting out or already on the software engineering journey? Join my free 7-day email course to refactor your coding career and save years and thousands of dollars' worth of career mistakes.  ( 5 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

Hiring has long been a messy process—slow, subjective, and often unfair. Resumes pile up, biases creep in, and great candidates slip through the cracks. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is stepping in to overhaul these broken pipelines, making hiring faster, fairer, and smarter. Here’s how AI is transforming the journey from resume to result. ****Eliminating Bias in Hiring Human recruiters, despite their best intentions, can let biases ,conscious or unconscious—taint decisions. Factors like names, accents, or even alma maters can unfairly sway judgments. AI tackles this head-on by anonymizing candidate data. Tools like AI-powered applicant tracking systems (ATS) strip away identifiable details such as names, ages, or photos, focusing solely on skills, experience, and qualifications. For exampl…  ( 5 min )

🚀 Just Launched My Dev Portfolio! Hey devs! I'm Eyad Ahmed, a Full Stack Developer from Egypt 🇪🇬 🔗 Take a look: https://fezex.vercel.app/ Showcased projects with clean, responsive UI Built using Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion Optimized for speed, accessibility, and mobile React • Next.js • Node.js • TypeScript • Tailwind • Prisma • Express Drop your thoughts, feedback, or even your own portfolio in the comments — I’d love to check them out and connect! 🙌  ( 3 min )

In today’s digital landscape, strong passwords and encryption are the backbone of online security. Most of us rely on cryptographic protocols like RSA encryption to safeguard our data, whether it's online banking, messaging apps, or storing sensitive information. But a new era is dawning, one that might change everything we know about digital security: the quantum era. Traditional encryption methods like RSA rely on the mathematical difficulty of problems such as factoring large composite numbers. For classical computers, cracking these numbers through brute force would take thousands or even millions of years. This is why institutions like banks, governments,and big tech companies continue to use RSA and elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). These algorithms are secure as long as the attacke…  ( 4 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

I’m Aditya Rawas, and I’m excited to share my new personal website with you all: 👉 www.adityarawas.in It’s live, it’s fast, and it’s built with one of my favorite tools lately — Astro! I’m a software engineer passionate about frontend frameworks, dev tooling, and building scalable apps. My current focus lies in: Frontend development using React and Astro Backend APIs with Go and Django Performance-focused builds (Vite, Rspack, bundlers, etc.) Developer experience (DX) tooling and framework architecture Mentoring and knowledge-sharing within tech teams and open source I work as part of a framework team that builds tools to help other devs move faster and build better. If you're into performance, code cleanliness, and DX — we probably have a lot in common! www.adityarawas.in My site is mo…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

MVC and DDD are two popular layered architectural concepts in backend development. MVC (Model-View-Controller) is a design pattern mainly used to separate user interface, business logic, and data models for easier decoupling and layering, while DDD (Domain-Driven Design) is an architectural methodology aimed at solving design and maintenance difficulties in complex systems by building business domain models. In the Java ecosystem, many systems have gradually transitioned from MVC to DDD. However, in languages like Go, Python, and NodeJS—which advocate simplicity and efficiency—MVC remains the mainstream architecture. Below, we will specifically discuss the differences in directory structure between MVC and DDD based on Go language. +------------------+ | View | User Interface L…  ( 10 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

🚫 Why Not to Use Singleton Pattern in Modern Projects 📚 Table of Contents 🚧 Challenges of Using Singleton Pattern in Modern Projects ❌ Why NOT to Use Singleton Pattern ✅ When Singleton Can Be Used in Production (Safely) ✅ Modern Alternatives 📌 Summary ✅ Final Verdict for Modern Projects 🚧 Challenges of Using Singleton Pattern in Modern Projects 1. Global State & Hidden Dependencies Singleton introduces global state. Makes it harder to track where and how the instance is being mutated. Breaks the principle of explicit dependencies (e.g., via constructor or DI). ❌ Leads to tightly coupled code and makes refactoring harder. Testing Difficulty (Unit Tests) Singletons are hard to mock or isolate during unit testing. Cannot easily inj…  ( 5 min )

The data landscape has undergone a significant transformation, moving beyond traditional data storage and processing paradigms to embrace more flexible, scalable, and integrated solutions. This evolution is driven by the ever-increasing volume, velocity, and variety of data, coupled with the growing demand for real-time analytics and advanced machine learning capabilities. Before diving into the modern architectures, it's essential to understand the foundational concepts of data lakes and data warehouses, and why their individual limitations necessitated new approaches. Data Warehouses emerged as structured repositories designed for business intelligence (BI) and reporting. They store highly curated, historical data in a structured format, typically using relational databases. Data is clea…  ( 9 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

Introduction Ever wondered why privacy breaches feel unstoppable in today’s cyber landscape? From smart devices and VPNs stealthily sharing your IP, to sophisticated AI-based attacks, your network’s anonymity is under constant siege. Good news? Residential proxies—real IPs tapped from legit homes—offer a surprising yet powerful privacy shield. The privacy risks embedded in modern cybersecurity How residential proxy services help you stay safe Why Thordata stands out as the best residential proxy solution Let's explore how you can protect your data... using someone else’s IP. Residential proxies cloak your real IP behind legit home addresses, making you look like any everyday user. That’s great for privacy, but guess what? Hackers use the same trick.TrendMicro reports that residential pro…  ( 5 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

Mondays hit different when you're a CTO. You're not just clearing your inbox — you're unblocking teams, reviewing fire-fighting messages, overseeing budgets, and wondering if that AI side-project you dreamt about will ever ship. Here’s how I personally tackle Monday blues — without caffeine overload or performative hustle: Start with Silence, Not Slack I don’t open WhatsApp, Gmail, or Redmine first thing. I open my priority sheet and ask: “What’s the single most impactful decision I need to take today?” Set the Pace in Standup Forget casual check-ins. I ask: “What will you close by EOD?” “Who or what is blocking you?” “What’s not in Redmine that should be?” It’s not about micromanaging — it’s about protecting momentum. Ship Something Small Early Be it a quick PR review, infra tweak, or assigning a Redmine ticket — I ship something before noon. “Today was productive.” Carve Time for High-Agency Work Mondays aren't for meetings. I schedule one deep hour for strategic tasks: Product pivots Reviewing metrics Technical architecture This isn’t escape — it’s vision enforcement. Close With Clarity Before signing off, I write down: ✅ What worked 🔥 What broke 🎯 What’s tomorrow’s single goal End the day with direction — not burnout. CTOs don't get to wait for motivation. We architect it. If your Mondays are drowning you, build a workflow that carries your brain, not burdens it.  ( 3 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is more than just a text editor—it’s practically a dev companion. But here’s the kicker: most developers barely scratch the surface of what it offers. They install a few extensions, maybe choose a dark theme, and move on. Yet, buried within its settings are powerful tweaks that can drastically improve productivity, reduce errors, and even boost code quality. 1. Files: Auto Save (Make Your Sanity Permanent) Default behavior: Auto-save is off. Problem: You forget to save, your computer crashes, and your last changes are gone. Classic. Go to Settings > Search for Auto Save settings.json: "files.autoSave": "onWindowChange" There are several options: "off" – default "afterDelay" – saves after X milliseconds "onWindowChange" – saves when you switch windows "onFocus…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

I've been working on a little project to make designing with shadcn/ui easier and more fun. It's called themecn, and it's built to take the pain out of theme creation by giving you instant visual feedback as you tweak colors, fonts, and more. 🎨 Create themes visually If you’re working with shadcn/ui and want a faster, smoother way to customize your design system, give themecn a try. Link: https://themecn.dev/ GitHub: https://github.com/jordanliu/themecn Let me know what you guys think! Open to contributions and suggestions.  ( 3 min )

In databases, EXISTS operations between large primary and sub tables often result in poor performance. Such operations are essentially join operations. If the primary and sub tables are pre-sorted by their primary keys, the ordered merge algorithm can be employed to significantly improve performance. This algorithm requires only sequential traversal of the two tables, eliminating external storage buffering and drastically reducing I/O and computation. esProc supports the ordered merge algorithm, allowing it to transform EXISTS operations on primary and sub tables into ordered merges, thereby significantly improving computational performance. Below, we will use the example of orders and order details tables to compare the performance of esProc SPL and MySQL in calculating EXISTS and NOT EXI…  ( 6 min )

So you want to use software from a GitHub or GitLab repository. But how can you assess the security risks associated with the repo? Thankfully there is a utility from OpenSSF called scorecard you can use to help you understand the risks involved with using the software from a public repo. The Open Source Security Foundation is part of the Linux Foundation and was formed in 2020 to help improve the security of open source software. The premier members of the foundation include Google, GitHub, Microsoft, Apple, and Intel. So how can you get a quick overview of the security risks associated with using a GitHub or GitLab repo? Well the repo may already have been indexed by OpenSSF. Simply replace the placeholders in the following URL: https://scorecard.dev/viewer/?uri=.com// For example, to view a report on the scorecard repo go to https://scorecard.dev/viewer/?uri=github.com/ossf/scorecard and you will see something like this: If the GitHub repo isn't already indexed by OpenSSF, you will need to generate a GitHub personal access token to run the utility from the command line. This is because GitHub imposes API rate limits on unauthenticated requests. Instructions on how to set up the token are documented here. You can install the utility standalone but the easiest way to run it is via a docker container: docker run -e GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN= gcr.io/openssf/scorecard:stable --repo= This will output an ASCII table that looks something like: You can also use the command line utility to get more detailed information on the security vulnerabilities. docker run -e GITHUB_AUTH_TOKEN= gcr.io/openssf/scorecard:stable --repo= --probes=hasOSVVulnerabilities --format=probe This will output a JSON file with the known security vulnerabilities. Read the docs for more details on how to use this utility, use it in your CI/CD pipeline, or make use of it as a repo maintainer.  ( 4 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

Greedy Scan for Maximum Positive Difference Hey Devs! 👋 Let’s explore a fundamental and insightful problem: 2016. Maximum Difference Between Increasing Elements. It teaches us a classic pattern — tracking minimums to find profitable differences — very similar to the Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock problem! You're given an integer array nums. Find the maximum difference nums[j] - nums[i] such that: 0 mn…  ( 4 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

Mozilla TTS es una herramienta de código abierto desarrollada por la Fundación Mozilla que convierte texto en voz natural y expresiva. Utiliza tecnologías de aprendizaje profundo, como Tacotron y WaveRNN, para generar audios de alta calidad que imitan la entonación y fluidez humana. 🔧 ¿Qué lo hace especial? Multilingüe: Soporta más de 20 idiomas, incluyendo español, inglés y alemán. Personalización: Permite entrenar voces personalizadas o adaptar modelos existentes. Integración sencilla: Ideal para desarrolladores que buscan incorporar voz en aplicaciones, asistentes virtuales o proyectos de accesibilidad. 🚀 ¿Cómo empezar? utilizar Mozilla TTS, puedes consultar una guía detallada que explica su funcionamiento y cómo implementarlo en tus proyectos. Esta guía te proporcionará los pasos necesarios para instalar y configurar el sintetizador, así como ejemplos prácticos de uso.  ( 3 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

Créer une API (Application Programming Interface) est devenu une compétence essentielle pour tout développeur web. Une API permet à différentes applications de communiquer entre elles. Dans cet article, tu vas apprendre à créer une API simple avec Node.js et Express. Une API est un ensemble de règles permettant à un programme d’accéder aux fonctionnalités ou aux données d’un autre. Par exemple : Une app météo utilise une API pour récupérer la température Une app mobile utilise une API pour charger un profil utilisateur Node.js Express.js Postman ou curl (pour tester l’API) Téléchargez Node.js ici 👉 https://nodejs.org mkdir mon-api cd mon-api npm init -y npm install express index.js const express = require('express'); const app = express(); const port = 3000; app.use(express.json()…  ( 4 min )

As a developer working with Microsoft Dynamics 365, you’ve likely turned to Power Automate to automate repetitive tasks, sync data, or streamline business processes. It’s a powerful tool, but let’s be real: when flows start crawling, timing out, or hitting API limits, it can feel like you’re stuck in quicksand. Performance bottlenecks in Power Automate are a common headache, especially when integrating with Dynamics 365’s Dataverse or external systems. In this post, I’ll break down the most frequent performance pitfalls developers face in Power Automate flows and share practical, developer-friendly fixes to make your flows run like a well-oiled machine. Whether you’re looping over massive datasets or wrestling with API throttling, I’ve got you covered. Let’s dive in! Power Automate is low-…  ( 6 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

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As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

You're staring at your screen, trying to get your AI assistant to do something that seems simple. "Summarize the latest sales report and draft an email to the team with the key takeaways," you type. But the AI, as powerful as it is, is stuck. It doesn't have access to your company's sales data, and it can't send emails. You're left with the tedious task of copying and pasting, feeling like you're the one assisting the AI. Sound familiar? We've all been there. We have these incredibly powerful AI models, but connecting them to your data, tools, and workflows often feels like a brittle, bespoke mess. Legacy infrastructures, security limits, real-time data demands, and compliance requirements (GDPR, HIPAA, etc.) add layers of complexity that AI can't reliably navigate on its own . But what if…  ( 7 min )

The proposal outlines a seven-step framework that includes real-time regulatory oversight and updates to investor accreditation standards.

The project said several wallets had “coordinated a liquidity attack with an egregious malicious attempt” followed by “aggressive ZKJ sell-offs.”

US President Donald Trump promoted a 250th anniversary celebration of the Army that coincided with his birthday, leading to a sharp divide in how many Americans spent June 14.

Tron will go public in the US through a reverse merger with SRM Entertainment, a Nasdaq-listed company.

Bitcoin gains momentum as spot BTC ETF inflows and stable derivatives data offset investors’ war and inflation concerns.

Altcoins remain in a consolidation phase even as Bitcoin price looks ready to take a stab at new all-time highs.

Ether price has significantly underperformed in 2025, but institutional demand for Ethereum staking is growing, says Lido Foundation’s Kean Gilbert.

Over the next 10 to 20 years, Bitcoin price could increase by another 100X. At least that’s what one early BTC investor believes.

Gemini is set to receive approval from Malta, while Coinbase is expected to get the green light from Luxembourg, according to Reuters.

Cointelegraph teams up with Nansen, the leading onchain analytics platform, to integrate real-time blockchain data into its content, empowering millions of crypto investors and teams with deeper insights into DeFi, Web3 and market trends.

The crypto community is missing the opportunity to reimagine rather than transpose rulemaking for financial services. More technologists must join the regulatory conversation.

The move by Nasdaq-listed SRM Entertainment comes amid a regulatory thaw between the US Securities and Exchange Commission and Tron founder Sun.

Dough Finance shuttered after a $2.5-million hack. Its recycled founders returned with a new project, with Trump’s backing.

The demand for an offline digital cash option has been intensifying since Russia invaded Ukraine. Is there a role for blockchain?

The Cointelegraph Decentralization Guardians (CTDG) initiative is operational with validators on Solana, Chiliz, Polkadot, Coreum, Canton and Mantra.

Trump’s social media platform, Truth Social, proposed the issuance of a dual-spot Bitcoin and Ether ETF, backed by assets held by Crypto.com.

Yes, you can mine Bitcoin with a gaming PC — but between low performance, high electricity costs and tough competition from ASIC miners, it’s rarely worth the effort.

VCs time exits around unlock schedules, use OTC deals, stagger sells and monitor market sentiment to maximize profits and minimize impact.

ChatGPT and Grok can help you analyze altcoins, compare projects, and stay ahead in crypto research.

The Central American country has continued its daily Bitcoin investments despite a non-accumulation deal struck with the IMF in December 2024.

Strategy’s latest Bitcoin purchases were made following Strategy’s STRD, its third Bitcoin-backed preferred stock, launching on the Nasdaq on June 11.

XRP price is up 2% on June 16, with the hopes that the Ripple-SEC lawsuit could ultimately be finalized and positive sentiment backing hopes for a falling wedge breakout.

Bitget partners with UNICEF Luxembourg in a three-year effort to empower girls in eight countries with science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills.

Ethereum's drivers are now different, but the ETH price is consolidating in a multimonth range, echoing its 2017 chart pattern, which resulted in a 1,000% rally.

Amazon is investing over $13 billion in expanding AI and cloud infrastructure in Australia, including new solar farms and data centers nationwide.

By applying a TradFi and DeFi combination, Affluent aims to allow users to earn interest in a manner as simple as depositing assets with a single click via Telegram.

Solana is up today as increasing optimism around ETF approval and high demand in the derivatives market paint a bullish outlook for SOL price.

The stablecoin giant froze over $12.3 million worth of funds, pointing to potential illicit activity or AML violations.

From a $105,000 weekly close to 30 metrics seeing no end in sight for the bull market, Bitcoin is keeping moonshot hopes alive this week.

With a fresh week of inflows recorded, crypto ETPs have reached a new record of year-to-date inflows of $13.2 billion.

Metaplanet’s stock surged over 20% after announcing its latest Bitcoin buy and a $210 million bond issuance to buy even more.

Bitcoin-buying public companies should be ready to cancel more buys if the value of their holdings eclipses their market cap, says VanEck crypto researcher Matthew Sigel.

SlowMist’s chief information security officer said it’s important not to “gamble your entire fortune on a wallet that’s a few hundred bucks cheaper.”

Gold brushed its all-time highs amid Middle East tensions, while analysts say BTC still trades more like a risk asset than a safe haven.

Crypto exchange Bybit is launching Byreal, a hybrid decentralized exchange on Solana that combines centralized exchange liquidity with DeFi transparency.

Crypto analytics firm Santiment found that Ether whales boosted their ETH holdings by 3.72% while retail investors have been banking profits.

Strategy chair Michael Saylor said during a meeting with the country’s finance and crypto ministers that he welcomed the opportunity to advise Pakistan on its crypto ambitions.

The crypto trader was reportedly forced into a stolen vehicle by four assailants as part of a 50,000 euro kidnapping plot.

Polyhedra said it’s investigating a massive plunge in the price of its governance token, which now sits at 31 cents, down from $2.

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SUI held firm above $3.10 Monday as TVL jumped to $1.8B and stablecoin supply neared $1.2B, with traders watching for a breakout above $3.30.  ( 29 min )

The Telegram-linked cryptocurrency broke a short-term psychological barrier with strong technical momentum.  ( 26 min )

The growth was fueled by surging usage of the BNB Chain, which recorded over 16 million transactions a day, a jump from around 4 million daily transactions.  ( 27 min )

Avalanche’s token is showing resilience with strong volume support, breaking through multiple resistance levels on the short-term.  ( 27 min )

Protocol demonstrates remarkable resilience despite broader market volatility triggered by geopolitical disputes.  ( 26 min )

The combined hashrate of the 13 bitcoin miners the bank follows has risen 99% year-on-year versus a 55% y/y increase in the network hashrate, the report said.  ( 25 min )

Cosmos token shows impressive recovery as investors seek alternatives to traditional markets during heightened geopolitical uncertainty.  ( 26 min )

Is a range-bound bitcoin price a good or bad thing?  ( 26 min )

The nation’s banking regulator has opened the way for banks to offer crypto services. Now it’s up to the institutions to show they can be trusted, say attorneys from Venable LLP.  ( 35 min )

The exchange became the the team's "official cryptocurrency exchange" and "official sleeve partner."  ( 24 min )

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The move follows registration for a standalone Truth Social bitcoin ETF earlier this month.  ( 25 min )

Ripple (XRP) was also a top performer, rising 6.1% over the weekend.  ( 23 min )

The new venture will buy and hold TRX, like bitcoin holding firm Strategy.  ( 27 min )

Cardano held firm above $0.64 early Monday as staking growth hit new highs and price action confirmed a bullish breakout from recent resistance levels.  ( 28 min )

Firm raises over $1 billion from high-yield preferred stock and share sales to expand record BTC holdings.  ( 26 min )

Ether rose above $2,600 Monday as crypto joined broader market gains, shrugging off war risks while fund inflows and institutional interest remained strong.  ( 29 min )

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UNI broke above $7.70 early Monday, extending its rally as a crypto analyst pointed to breakout momentum and set a potential upside target near $10.  ( 28 min )

High-level talks highlight Pakistan’s ambitions to lead digital asset adoption in the Global South and position Bitcoin as a tool for economic resilience.  ( 27 min )

The dollar value of HYPE futures open interest is $2.06 billion, still lower than XRP futures.  ( 26 min )

Optalysys is claiming bragging rights for introducing the LightLocker node, the world’s first server for blockchains that can process data at scale without decrypting it.  ( 25 min )

Blockstream CEO shares details with CoinDesk on strategic convertible loan backing bitcoin-focused treasury play.  ( 27 min )

Affluent, which will be accessed as a mini app within Telegram, has debuted as a kind of "smart bank for crypto"  ( 25 min )

The law outlines a framework for managing digital assets and fostering blockchain innovation and will take effect on Jan. 1, 2026.  ( 24 min )

The Tokyo-based company bought another 1,112 BTC for $117.2 million.  ( 25 min )

The volatility signal is based on the "MACD" linked to standard deviation bands.  ( 26 min )

However, other data from Glassnode suggests that investor demand for BTC remains solid.  ( 30 min )

Python is a high-level, general-purpose programming language. Created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991, Python is known for its design philosophy that emphasizes code readability, notably using significant indentation. It supports multi...  ( 5 min )

Hey friends! The freeCodeCamp team is still very hard at work on the rest of the content for our full stack curriculum. It’s only been a few months, but there are many campers who have been going full force at this new content. And I am excited to sh...  ( 4 min )

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. How AI can help make cities work better In recent decades, cities have become increasingly adept at amassing all sorts of data. But that data can have limited impact when government officials are…  ( 21 min )

In recent decades, cities have become increasingly adept at amassing all sorts of data. But that data can have limited impact when government officials are unable to communicate, let alone analyze or put to use, all the information they have access to. This dynamic has always bothered Sarah Williams, a professor of urban planning and…  ( 24 min )

Roslan Abdullah has been appointed as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Great Wall Motor (GWM) Malaysia today. Earlier this month, he stepped down from his role as the Deputy CEO of Proton, which was taken over by Ainol Azmil. According to GWM, the purpose of this appointment is to support the company’s initiatives in building […] The post Roslan Abdullah Appointed As COO Of GWM appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has introduced the Mobile Integrated Radio and Internet Communication System (PRIME). It is a new initiative done in collaboration with the Ministry of Communications, aimed at improving disaster response and public communication capabilities nationwide. The system is deployed via a specially outfitted vehicle and integrates a range of […] The post MCMC Introduces PRIME Mobile Communications Platform appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

As promised last week, realme has launched the P3 Ultra for the local market, making it the first in the brand’s P series to arrive on our shores. The phone is released as an e-commerce exclusive, which means it is only available for purchase through realme’s online platforms. One of the highlights of the phone […] The post realme P3 Ultra Lands In Malaysia As E-Commerce Exclusive; Priced At RM1,699 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

Malaysia previously got caught in the US chip ban crossfire earlier in the year when the country was accused of, inadvertently or otherwise, helping China circumvent the NVIDIA AI chip ban. More recent reports indicate that, in addition to smugglers using our ports to ship restricted chips out, some are simply using local chips right […] The post Chinese Company Trains AI Model In Malaysia To Evade US Ban appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

Zeekr and Carro have signed a Memorandum of Understanding today, in which, Carro becomes an authorised dealership for the automaker in Malaysia. Through this agreement, Carro, for the first time will begin offering brand new EV cars for its customers. According to Alex Bao, Managing Director of Zeekr Southeast Asia, this agreement allows the automaker […] The post Zeekr Appoints Carro As Official Dealership In Malaysia appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

OPPO has officially released a new addition to its A series, the A5i, for the local market. Among the main highlights of this budget-friendly smartphone include its durability and long-lasting battery. The A5i sports a 6.67-inch 1604 × 720p LCD display with a 90Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 1,000 nits. According to […] The post OPPO A5i Arrives In Malaysia; Priced From RM399 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

CelcomDigi has announced the nationwide rollout of its new partner-owned Express Stores. According to the telco, this initiative is set to significantly expand its physical presence across Malaysia, building on the earlier integration of Celcom Bluecube and Digi Stores into a unified retail brand. With more than 50 digital-concept stores already in operation, CelcomDigi says […] The post CelcomDigi Officially Launches New Express Stores Nationwide appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

Having spotted the vivo X200 FE in SIRIM last month, it’s probably no surprise that the phone will be getting launched officially in Malaysia. Earlier today, the company has confirmed this, though stopped short of mentioning the exact date as to when it’s happening. The teaser itself doesn’t really show much of the phone, as […] The post vivo X200 FE Coming Soon To Malaysia, Brand Confirms appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

Last year, Sony debuted its ULT Power Sound audio lineup in Malaysia, which is characterised by an ULT button that allows users to switch between different sound modes. Now, the brand is expanding the product range with the addition of two new wireless speakers, the ULT Field 3 and ULT Field 5. To start off, […] The post Sony Expands ULT Power Sound Range In Malaysia With Post Malone Collab appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

For the past week, either Nintendo or SIRIM have been taking us for a ride with the former’s Switch 2-related accessories being listed on the latter’s database, but not the main unit itself. Now though that has finally changed, as we finally see the Nintendo Switch 2 being listed in the database. Oddly enough, the […] The post Nintendo Switch 2 Now In SIRIM; Official Announcement Soon appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

The Japanese automaker, Toyota, unveiled the all-new GR LH2 Racing Concept at the Le Mans 24 Hours race, alongside the Peugeot E-208 GTi. This next-generation model builds upon Toyota’s earlier hydrogen-powered hypercar concept, the GR H2, and features an all-new liquid hydrogen-hybrid powertrain. Just for a recap, Toyota began its first venture into hydrogen-powered racing […] The post Toyota Unveils GR LH2 Racing Concept At Le Mans 24 Hours appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 35 min )

Samsung Malaysia has announced that the latest iterations of its Smart Monitors are now available for pre-order locally until 30 June 2025. The line-up consists of the high-end 32-inch M9 M90SF, 32-inch M8 M80F as well as the M7 M70F model, which is available in 32- and 43-inch sizes. All Smart Monitor models come with […] The post Samsung’s New M9, M8 And M7 Smart Monitors Available For Pre-Order; Starts From RM1,888 appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 36 min )

Gigabyte recently announced the M27UP, the brand’s first Dual Mode gaming monitor. As per the trend of such monitors, this model can switch between 4K 160Hz and FHD 320Hz with a couple of button presses. Also unique with the M27UP is the Tactical Dual Mode, allowing users to switch from the display’s 27-inch view to […] The post Gigabyte Launches M27UP Dual Mode Gaming Monitor appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

A Chinese hardware repair man and YouTuber by the name of Zhang, recently posted a video, addressing a new scam involving NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 4090 cards. After receiving four of the same GPU to repair, his teardown soon revealed that three of them were fake. According to Zhang, the three fake cards had their PCB […] The post YouTuber Receives Four NVIDIA RTX 4090 Cards; Discover Three Are Fake appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 34 min )

Over the weekend, rumours about an upcoming “F-Series” AMD Ryzen 9000 CPU cropped up. As of today, a new rumour is suggesting that the CPU in question is a 9700F. The alleged 9700F is allegedly an 8-core CPU, based on the same Granite Ridge silicon of the Ryzen 9000 Series. While the name suggests that […] The post AMD Could Have A Ryzen 7 9700F In The Pipelines appeared first on Lowyat.NET.  ( 33 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

Bridging Visuals to Objective-C Code From App Store Screenshots to Functional Code Ever wonder how to turn those beautiful App Store screenshots into actual, working code? It's a challenge many iOS developers face. You've got this amazing design, but translating it into Objective-C can be tedious and time-consuming. It involves manually creating UI elements, setting constraints, and wiring up actions. It's a process ripe for errors and inconsistencies. Manually coding UI from screenshots is slow. It's easy to introduce visual discrepancies. Maintaining consistency across the app becomes difficult. The traditional approach often involves a lot of back-and-forth between designers and developers, leading to delays and frustration. There's got to be a better way, right? Automating UI Generati…  ( 6 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

Hello folks, I am sure many of you know what Everything is. But for those who don't, it's a very handy file exploration tool designed to locate files in your PC FAST and basically puts the default Windows search engine to shame. Generally, I never had problems locating, or quick accessing my files using "Everything". It’s fast and does the job well, no complains there. So… why build something else and dare to rival it alone? Because I have some minor complains that have inspired me to work on my own custom replacement to it. And also because I just want to make a great project to have on my resume 😋. Here are some limitations I run into: ❌ The app fails when I want to locate a file from another drive that I share between PCs and doesn't use the NTFS file format. ❌ Another thing it could…  ( 4 min )

Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-powered applications, the need for seamless integration between web tools and artificial intelligence agents has become increasingly apparent. The Random Letter Generator project exemplifies this evolution by providing both a user-friendly web interface and a robust AI-compatible API through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Random Letter Generator: Core Functionality The Random Letter Generator is a powerful multilingual tool designed to generate random characters with extensive customization options. Key features include: Multi-language Support: Supports 14 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Armenian, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), and Chinese (Traditional) Flexible Cha…  ( 6 min )

The Virtual Learning Festival is an online event celebrating the Data + AI Summit 2025, running from June 11 to July 2, 2025. It is designed to help participants: Complete training, Expand data and AI skills, Prepare for Databricks certifications. The Virtual Learning Festival offers free online sessions, workshops, and content, allowing you to participate at your own pace during the event period. It aligns with the in-person Data + AI Summit in San Francisco (June 9–12), complementing the experience with remote training. Free training on data and AI topics, Certification preparation (with materials and practice), Ongoing engagement before and after the main in-person event. If you wish, I can help you find session details, workshop registration links, and information about certificates and discount vouchers—just let me know what interests you! During the Virtual Learning Festival, participants have access to exclusive benefits: 50% discount voucher for Databricks certification (equivalent to $100 off). 20% discount coupon for Databricks Academy Labs. Simply complete any course during the virtual festival (June 11 to July 2, 2025) to automatically receive the 50% certification discount voucher and the 20% Academy Labs coupon by email. Benefit How to get it 50% off certification Complete any course during the festival 20% off Academy Labs Upon receiving the certification voucher This dynamic has been confirmed in previous festivals and remains valid for the current event. If you are participating, just complete at least one course to secure your discounts. If you need help choosing courses or tracking your completion, I can guide you! Access The Virtual Learning Festival  ( 3 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

The Problem Space Imagine implementing a typical Leave Request Workflow: Employee submits a request (notify the direct manager). Direct Manager approves or rejects (if rejected, notify the employee). If approved and the leave duration exceeds 15 days, the Section Head must approve (send notification). Regardless of previous outcomes, the request is sent to the HR department. If approved by HR, the request is processed; if rejected, the employee is notified. Audit logs are written at each step. While this logic can be implemented using plain C#, as complexity increases—due to branching, retries, compensation, async calls—it becomes difficult to manage, maintain, and test. This is where workflow engines prove their value. A workflow engine provides a structured, reusable way to model, exec…  ( 5 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

Imagine you wanted to make a massive simulation game with 100,000+ bodies such as Dwarf Fortress or Rimworld, or a massively multiplayer game. The JS Physics Engines out there right now aren't going to get you there because they're focused on realistic simulations. To get there you have to cut out the bloat. Typically JS Physics Engines made for games are called "Arcade" Physics Engines. When I ran MatterJS, arguably the most popular JS Physics Engine, I could only simulate 6,000 bodies before falling under 60fps. ENTER: SKALE Arcade Physics Engine. 100,000+ simulated bodies at 60fps. Because I am making a massive simulation game, none of the existing Physics Engines were meeting my requirements. Games like Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld don't need a lot of the bloat that slows those engines down, such as joints, compound colliders, or collision resolution involving complex shapes (those games only use AABB Rectangles and Circles), and much more. So I removed all that for scalability and used a data oriented design. SKALE Physics is in Alpha but it works great for "Dwarf Fortress-like massive simulation games with only rectangles and circles". If you peruse the repo and browse the code you might also find it a useful barebones learning experience to create your own physics engine or fork SKALE Physics and extend it. Eventually I will improve it beyond an Alpha state but for now I'm on hiatus. The important part is it is already suitable for that SPECIFIC genre of game, seems to have no bugs, and is the fastest physics engine in all of javascript land even though it's a bit of a false comparison to compare it to physics engines bent on realistic simulations. The core is there but the API needs many more helper functions for ease of use. https://github.com/Gabriel-xyz/SKALE-Physics Clarification: I know Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld specifically don't have actual "physics", but imagine if you were making a game like those but wanted it to have actual physics but also a huge amount of entities. That's SKALE Physics.  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

tl;dr Tired of writing isHidden = true three times every time you bind view state? Modeling the state of asynchronous screens using an enum with associated values is a useful and common pattern. It collapses multiple sources of truth into a single state object, eliminating optionals and reducing complexity: class SomeScreen { var data: SomeData? var isLoading: Bool = false var errorMessage: String? } vs enum State { case loading case success(T) case error(String) } class SomeScreen { var state = State = .loading } This is particularly useful in SwiftUI where view is a function of state and no bindings are needed: struct SomeScreen: View { @State var state = State = .loading var body: some View { switch state { …  ( 6 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

"Your test suite is a time machine—if you built it right." Traditional testing in Rails? Fixtures: Stale, brittle snapshots of fake data. Mocks: Lie about how the system behaves. Factories: Slow, complex setups. Event sourcing flips the script. Instead of faking state, replay real history. Here’s how to test without losing your sanity. 1. The Power of Event-Based Testing Traditional Testing (CRUD) # Setup user = create(:user, balance: 100) # Test post :withdraw, params: { amount: 50 } expect(user.reload.balance).to eq(50) Problems: Requires database. Tests state, not behavior. Event-Sourced Testing # Setup events = [ Events::UserRegistered.new(user_id: "u1"), Events::BalanceDeposited.new(user_id: "u1", amount: 100) ] # Test command = Commands::Withdraw.new(use…  ( 4 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

As a student-developer primarily working in C, I was genuinely delighted when I started learning Rust and discovered Cargo. Coming from a background of Makefiles and CMakeLists, Cargo felt refreshingly simple and intuitive. rustyforge init and rustyforge discover. Most C projects use Make, CMake or other build systems that lack flexibility and ease of use. Easy TOML-Configuration Hash-based caching, for fast builds Parallel compilation for full CPU utilization Cross platform support - Windows and linux (macOS support is planned) Modern toolchain support, with gcc and clang (MSCV support planned) Parsing the RustyForge.toml for configurations Checking hashes for .c files and header dependencies Compiling .c files to .o files, with correct include paths Parallel compilation for optimal performance Linking object files to binaries and libraries (shared and static) Linking shared and static libraries into your binary Compiler configuration (gcc/clang) cargo install rustyforge rustyforge init rustyforge discover rustyforge run The discover subcommand, scans the current working directory for .c files and include directories. It then prompts you to add them to your RustyForge.toml configuration. You can customize its behaviour with the following flags: --auto: Automatically add all discovered files without prompting --ignore: Exclude files or directories based on glob patterns This makes setting up a project with existing files effortless - no need to manually list every source or include path. rustyforge build --verbose rustyforge rebuild --compiler=clang rustyforge clean Use rustyforge --help or -h for a more in depth usage. I'm planning more features like: Test-targets and automatic test execution Cross-compilation MSVC-support for Windows A CLion plugin for IDE integration If you work with C and are tired of managing Make files, give RustyForge a try! github rustyforge I'd love your feedback, contributions, ideas, or bug reports! Thanks for taking a look!  ( 4 min )

Introduction: Why Architecture Matters from Day One Picture this: You've just launched your Next.js app, excited by how quickly you pulled it all together. Everything feels neat, tidy, and manageable. Fast forward six months—your user base has tripled, your feature list has exploded, and now you're scrambling to manage performance issues, bloated component folders, and confusing API routes. What happened? Here's the harsh reality: scalable architecture isn't an afterthought; it’s foundational. Poor architecture decisions made today become painful and costly technical debt tomorrow. But what exactly is a "scalable architecture," especially when we talk about Next.js? Simply put, scalable architecture in Next.js means structuring your project from the beginning in a way that easily accommo…  ( 11 min )

Introduction Learn how to use rule sets which allow developers to group validation rules together which can be executed together as a group whilst ignoring other rules or execute all rules. The conventional use of Fluent Validation is to create a model followed by creating a validator class. In the example below, each property has there own validator class which allows reuse. public class PersonValidator : AbstractValidator { public PersonValidator() { Include(new IdentifierValidator()); Include(new FirstNameValidator()); Include(new LastNameValidator()); Include(new BirthDateValidator()); Include(new AddressValidator()); Include(new EmailValidator()); } } Sample property validator for FirstName property. public class …  ( 4 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

Saiba como criei uma ferramenta simples, gratuita e multilíngue que resolve um problema comum: adaptar fotos verticais com fundo borrado para redes sociais. A ideia do Blurtofit nasceu de uma dor pessoal: como postar fotos verticais no Instagram ou TikTok sem cortar, distorcer ou colocar bordas estranhas? Criei uma solução leve, gratuita e sem login: Blurtofit.app O Blurtofit é uma ferramenta online para transformar imagens verticais em quadradas, adicionando um fundo desfocado automaticamente. Sem anúncios Sem cadastro Sem rastreamento Ideal para fotógrafos, designers ou criadores de conteúdo que querem ganhar tempo e manter o foco no que importa. Vue 3 + Vite como base do frontend Vue I18n para suporte multilíngue (/pt, /en, /es) Tailwind CSS para um layout limpo e responsivo Vite SSG (p…  ( 4 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

Introduction When it comes to securing SSH, there are plenty of guides and videos focusing on the "first 10 things to change" in your SSH setup. However, this article goes beyond that. We focus on how to group SSH settings into modular, reusable security policy files—providing a flexible and maintainable way to secure your SSH server. By organizing configuration options into purpose-built files, you can enforce security best practices, mitigate known vulnerabilities, and maintain clarity across your server fleet. Introduction Why SSH Policy Files Matter Using sshd_config and Include Files Policy 1: SSH Connection Limiting Policy 2: Login Restrictions and Authentication Policy 3: Disable Forwarding and Tunneling Policy 4: Secure Environment Variable Handling Policy 5: Controlled Access Ov…  ( 7 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

I recently decided to switch back to Apple after two years of working on a Windows PC. After watching several videos on YouTuber, I went with the entry-level Mac mini M4–16GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage — and planned to use external storage for the heavy stuff.(I’ll list all the accessories I’m using at the end of the article.) If you use Docker and have a small internal drive, you’ll eventually hit the dreaded “Your disk is almost full” error. That’s because Docker stores all images, volumes, and a large virtual disk file in its data directory, which can quickly eat up your space. This guide walks you through the exact steps to move Docker’s data to an external drive — freeing up your internal storage without sacrificing performance or stability. Before we begin, it’s important t…  ( 4 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

In Tanzania 🇹🇿, scammers are getting smarter. They often pretend to be someone you know or trust a relative, a friend, a landlord, or even a job recruiter. Their goal? To trick you into sending them money. You’ve probably seen texts like: “Ni tumie kwa namba hii Jina litakuja SALOME KALUNGA, hiyo ni namba yangu mpya ya Halotel” “Utanitumia kwenye ii 0615810764 airtel jina MARIAM NDUGAI namba yangu inadeni usiitumie” “MZEE LUKA KIMBANGU tiba asili biashala kazi masomo utajili kesi kuludisha mke&mume piga (0787-406-889)(0787-406-889)” “666,KARIBU FREEMASON UTIMIZE NDOTO KATIKA BIASHARA, KILIMO,UFUGAJI,MACHI MBO,MICHEZO N.K KWAMHITAJI KUJIUNGA PG: 0786543210 AU 0786543210” These messages are dangerous, deceptive, and sadly, very common. As a Tanzanian tech enthusiast and developer, I wanted…  ( 4 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

A Technical Whitepaper on the Next Web Development Revolution JavaScript Unified Reactive Interface Solution Version: 0.4.0 (Stable) — Author: Resti Guay — Philippines/Singapore Framework Size: 2,616 LOC for developer version While the web development industry has spent the last decade optimizing how to compile and render everything faster, Juris asks a fundamentally different question: What if we only compile what we actually need? Juris represents a paradigm shift in web development through its revolutionary Deep Call Stack Dynamic Dependency Branch-Aware Tracking system, which achieves temporal independence by default and execution path-only compilation. Unlike traditional frameworks that compile all components upfront, Juris intelligently compiles only the components actually in the e…  ( 27 min )

Implementing a Custom Polyfill for Future ECMAScript Features Introduction JavaScript, as a language, continually evolves—each iteration of the ECMAScript standard introduces new features that enhance the language’s capabilities and improve developer productivity. However, browser support for these features can vary. A powerful strategy to ensure consistent behavior across environments is polyfilling, which involves creating custom implementations of features that may not yet be natively supported. This article aims to provide an exhaustive exploration of the creation and implementation of custom polyfills for future ECMAScript features. We will delve into historical context, technical implementation, edge cases, performance considerations, debugging tactics, and we'll explore…  ( 7 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

Cryptographic Principles in Network Security In today’s information-centric world, protecting data has become a critical priority. As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve - including advanced persistent threats (APTs), ransomware, and the growing risks associated with quantum computing - the need for more robust and sophisticated security tools has become increasingly apparent. Since its early development, data encryption has served as a core mechanism for securing communications. While traditional cryptographic techniques have primarily focused on encryption and decryption, their role has expanded significantly within the context of modern network environments. Figure 1. Cryptographic Encryption and Decryption Processes Modern cryptography plays a vital role in today’s digital infr…  ( 10 min )

Day 1: Introduction to Playwright – A Modern End-to-End Testing Framework 1. Why E2E Testing Needs a Revolution Legacy solutions like Selenium offer powerful automation but often lack speed and intuitive developer experiences. Cypress brought a fresh, developer-friendly approach but lacks true cross-browser testing (limited to Chromium-based browsers). That’s where Playwright steps in—a modern E2E framework built from the ground up for today’s web. 2. What Is Playwright? Key Features of Playwright: 3. Installing and Setting Up Playwright Step 1: Initialize a Node.js Project mkdir playwright-demo Step 2: Install Playwright Test Runner npm install -D @playwright/test bash npm init playwright@latest Browsers (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit) Example test files playwright.config.ts Folder structure:…  ( 5 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

I am working on a program to show a map of our city together with a small window of the UAV camera and an overlay with the telemetry data from the UAV. The plan is to have a bit of a better overview when flying for the fire department. I am not using a DJI Drone for obvious reasons so I would also prefer to run my software on that. If I use Amazon Interactive Video Service for the live streaming how does the integration to my website look like and has anyone done this before and would like to share some advice? Thank You very much in advance for reading the complete post. Kai Müller  ( 3 min )

This is a submission for the Storyblok Challenge NewsFlow is a modern digital news platform that harnesses Storyblok's power to deliver breaking news, in-depth journalism, and multimedia storytelling. It serves news organizations, independent journalists, and media companies with tools for rapid content publishing and audience engagement. The platform emphasizes speed, accessibility, and multi-format storytelling while providing journalists with intuitive tools for crafting compelling narratives. Storyblok Space: https://app.storyblok.com/#!/me/spaces/012345/stories Code Repository: https://github.com/devuser/newsflow-platform Licensed under MIT License Demo Video or Screenshots Frontend: React 18, Next.js 14, Chakra UI Backend: Node.js, Express, MongoDB CMS: Storyblok CDN: Cloudflare …  ( 3 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

OpenAI’s Whisper is well known for its robust multilingual transcription and English-targeted translation. But what if we want to directly translate Japanese speech into Chinese? In this project, I adapted Whisper’s tiny and base models to perform Japanese-to-Chinese speech translation — a task Whisper doesn’t support out of the box. Japanese media like anime, drama, and films are hugely popular among Chinese-speaking audiences. However, most existing translation pipelines either route through English or require large GPU resources. I wanted to explore a low-resource solution that: Translates directly from Japanese to Chinese Can run on CPU-only or edge devices To fine-tune Whisper, I created a domain-specific dataset of Japanese audiovisual content with aligned Chinese subtitles. 🎬 Domai…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

🔍 Real-World Wake-Up Call Our service, still expecting a String, started throwing 400 Bad Request errors out of nowhere. This seemingly small change caused unexpected failures and impacted our downstream processing. This incident made it painfully clear: we needed a better way to catch breaking changes in API contracts early, before they hit production. That’s when we started exploring Contract Testing as a solution. Among the tools we considered were Spring Cloud Contract and Pact. https://github.com/levi-a07/contract-testing Spring Cloud Contract is a testing framework that helps ensure reliable communication between microservices by using contract testing What the producer (API provider) promises to return, based on what the consumer (API client) sends. Spring Cloud Contract allows yo…  ( 4 min )

Are you new to AWS and trying to understand how ECS and ECR work together to deploy your applications? This post is for you! In this simple walkthrough, we’ll learn how to containerize an app, store the image in Amazon ECR, and run it on ECS with Terraform. Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed and configured: ✅ AWS CLI (with credentials configured) ✅ Terraform ✅ Docker ✅ An existing ECR repository (or Terraform will create one for you) 1. Amazon ECR (Elastic Container Registry) 🗃️ A fully managed Docker container registry to store and manage your container images. Used to store the Docker image built from your app. Terraform automates the creation (or reuse) of an ECR repository. The ECS service pulls the image directly from ECR at runtime. 2. Amazon ECS (Elastic Cont…  ( 7 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

One thing I learned about: Blockchain node components Nodes work differently depending on the blockchain and their role within the blockchain. Some general components & functions across the stack: P2P Networking Mempool Management Consensus Execution State & Ledger storage RPC/API Layer Synch mechanisms  ( 4 min )

Cardano vs. The Usual Suspects Or: How a Math Professor in Sandals Schools Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin & XRP in 100 Quick Points Published 06/10/2025 – by CsDevTauri Reading time: about the time it takes to sip a long drip coffee (8 min)… or mine one Bitcoin block. Cardano: “I’m slow, but I’ve got the PhD, five-year roadmap, and serious scale in progress.” Ethereum: “L2 upgrades underway—but watch those gas charges.” Solana: “Fast and flashy, but might stall.” Bitcoin: “Digital gold—secure and pricey.” XRP: “Payments-focused and compliant—but niche.” Picture a Vegas-style mash-up of Excel and Top Gear—hosted by someone equal parts sarcastic techie and logical mathematician, armed with stats verified from 2022 to 2025. Voilà: the blockchain breakdown your crypto-obsessed unc…  ( 5 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

I understand that AI is a cool thing. It's amazing how far AI has come in the last few years. It can give you delicious recipes using only the things you have at home, help you do research, take over your homework completely or explain things to you. And programming too, of course. Oh, and pictures and videos anyway. Everyone wants a piece of the pie and AI is a huge pie. Just like crypto was huge a few years ago, AI is now the big buzzword that everyone is talking about faster than you know what. And that already solves the mystery of why AI is used in every product, every advertisement and every application. It increases profit. But what should be much more important is whether it serves the product. Is AI being used sensibly? Does it bring added value? Using AI just for the sake of using it won't benefit anyone in the end. And I believe that the more technical the product, the better the customers know about technology and AI, the more obvious it becomes (hello Devin, you awesome software developer). It's already been over 3 years. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, AI. There are more models than Javascript frameworks. Okay, maybe not yet, but soon. There are many cool products that use AI in a really creative and creative way. And this is just the beginning. There are still countless use cases, so many creative applications of AI that you can use in your product. Maybe your product doesn't need AI. But if you want a piece of the pie, if you want to ride the hype, if you want to sell better, then use AI. But find a way to use it in a way that makes sense for you. Ask AI how you can best incorporate it into your product. That really works. AI is cool. AI is new. AI is everywhere. Sometimes a bit overhyped. But I think one thing is pretty certain. We will never live without AI again. So it would probably be better to understand it better and how we can best use it. It's not a buzzword. It's not hype. But an opportunity.  ( 4 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

🚀 Introduction to System Design: LLD and SOLID Principles In the context of system design, Low-Level Design (LLD) serves as the foundational layer that translates high-level architectural decisions into detailed class structures, interfaces, and method definitions. While High-Level Design (HLD) outlines the overall system architecture, components, and technology stack, LLD focuses on the internal logic and object interactions that enable the system to function effectively. A critical component of effective LLD is the application of SOLID principles, which provide a structured approach to building maintainable, scalable, and extensible software systems. This blog dives deep into why LLD matters, what SOLID principles are, and how they help create clean, maintainable, and scalable systems…  ( 6 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

GNU GNU is an extensive collection of free software, which can be used as an operating system or can be used in parts with other operating systems. GNU is an operating system that implements POSIX (mostly). GNU can be built with different kernels. HURD is one, but there was also Debian GNU/kFreeBSD for some time. You can also run GNU on Windows with WSL (though WSL 2 runs GNU on Linux in a VM). Similarly, Linux can be used with different user-land software. Many Linux operating systems are not POSIX. For example, Android is a popular Linux operating system. There are also POSIX operating systems that use Linux and a user-lands other than GNU, such as Alpine. Because this two things can be used together, but can also be used with different components, it's useful to refer to that combinat…  ( 4 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

A Developer’s Identity Crisis Microservices vs Monolith By Nigel Dsouza Once, we were the keepers of monoliths — towering codebases that held everything in one place. They were messy, sure. But they were whole. Understandable. Then the industry told us to break them. Split the monolith. Decouple everything. The age of microservices arrived. And suddenly, being a developer wasn’t about understanding the system — It was about understanding your part in it. In the monolith world, you were a builder of cities. Now, in microservices, you’re a plumber for a single street. You own service-accounts-api-v2 — not the domain, not the flow, just the pipe. And while that’s scalable, it’s also disorienting. We went from architects to tenants. From creators to maintainers. And many of …  ( 4 min )

Looking for a high-quality theme that delivers speed, style, and SEO power? Below are the top-performing, best-selling WordPress themes of 2025 that have won over bloggers, business owners, developers, and eCommerce store builders alike. Downloads: 1M+ Users: 2.9M+ websites Active Installs: 600,000+ Active Users: 400,000+ Licenses Sold: 900,000+ Installs: 700,000+ Installs: 300,000+ Installs: 200,000+ Installs: 40,000+ Installs: 1 M+ These Best Selling WordPress Themes in 2025 (Free and Paid) combine performance, customization, and design flexibility. Whether you're starting a blog, building a business site, or launching a store, there's a perfect theme on this list for your needs and budget.  ( 4 min )

GoFr is an impressive and thoughtfully designed Golang framework aimed at simplifying the development of scalable web services and microservices. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned Go developer, GoFr brings a clean and intuitive structure to your projects. ✅ Highlights: Built-in Features: It provides out-of-the-box support for environment configuration, logging, graceful shutdowns, and middleware integration — saving developers hours of setup time. Performance: As it’s written in Go, the framework benefits from Go’s inherent speed and efficiency. It’s ideal for building high-performance microservices. 📦 Ideal For: Building internal microservices RESTful APIs with a focus on maintainability Developers who prefer convention over heavy abstraction 🛠️ Room for Improvement: While it’s great for backend services, support for features like WebSockets or GraphQL might still require some manual setup or third-party integration. A plugin ecosystem or a CLI tool could make scaffolding even faster. 🌟 Final Thoughts: GoFr strikes a fine balance between minimalism and utility. It’s a solid choice for anyone looking to build reliable Go services without being overwhelmed by complexity. With an active community and clear contribution guidelines, it’s also a great project to get involved in.  ( 3 min )

If you manage WordPress sites for clients, agencies, or yourself, security matters — and knowing who logs in (and when) gives you true peace of mind. Let’s set up detailed Telegram notifications for every WordPress login in under 2 minutes using Login Telegram Notifier. Login Telegram Notifier instantly sends you a message in Telegram every time someone logs into your WordPress admin area. Each alert contains: Login URL IP address Geo location (city, country, via ip-api.com) Username Browser & OS Timestamp Open BotFather in Telegram Run /newbot, follow the steps, and copy your bot token You can receive alerts in a personal chat or in a group chat. There are several ways to get your Chat ID: Personal chat: Start @userinfobot in Telegram Copy your chat ID from the response Group chat: Add y…  ( 4 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

Buy Me a Coffee☕ *Memos: My post explains the shallow and deep copy of a list. My post explains the shallow and deep copy of a tuple. My post explains the shallow copy of the set with a tuple. My post explains the shallow and deep copy of a dictionary. My post explains variable assignment. A set with an iterator> A set can have a tuple and iterator but cannot have a set, list and dictionary. *Memos: A and B refer to the same shallow set and deep iterator. is keyword can check if v1 and v2 refer to the same set or iterator. # Shallow set # # ↓ ↓ A = {iter('a')} # ↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑ # Deep iterator # B = A print(A) # {} print(B) # {} print(A is B) # True v = B.pop() print(v) # <…  ( 4 min )

I've been using AI coding assistants for a while now. Started with Copilot, moved to Cursor, tried Roo, experimented with Windsurf. They all promised to revolutionize how we code. But after months of fighting with configurations, learning shortcuts, and debugging integrations, I found myself spending more time managing the tools than actually coding. Then I tried Claude Code. And everything changed. Here's what nobody tells you about those VSCode extensions and forks: they're adding layers of complexity that often get in your way. With Cursor and Roo, you're constantly dealing with accepting changes, learning their specific diff views, remembering keyboard shortcuts, figuring out their context management and code indexing. I remember spending an entire Saturday just trying to understand h…  ( 7 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a powerful approach to designing and building complex software systems. Introduced by Eric Evans in his influential book Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software (2003), DDD provides both strategic principles and tactical patterns that help teams create scalable, maintainable, and business-aligned software. DDD encourages teams to focus on the business domain, the core area of knowledge and activity around which the business revolves. Rather than viewing software as just code or infrastructure, DDD promotes building software that mirrors and models real-world business processes and logic. By understanding the domain deeply, developers can craft systems that are not only functional but also aligned with the needs and goals of the busin…  ( 5 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

Hi Dev Community! 👋 I'm a B.Tech CSE student with some basic knowledge in Python, Java, C, and PHP. Web Development Data Science / AI / Machine Learning Right now, I’m feeling a bit confused about how to start effectively and which core language I should stick with to avoid spreading myself too thin. 👨‍💻 What I already know: Beginner-level coding in Python, Java, C, PHP 🧠 What I want to learn/do: Data analysis, ML models, and AI apps Build real-world projects, get internships, and eventually land a good job ❓ My questions: Can I manage both Web Dev and AI/ML together in 2 years? What would be a realistic 2-year roadmap to reach an intermediate level in both fields? Any tips to build a strong portfolio while learning? Thanks in advance! 🙏 I'd love any suggestions, roadmap links, course recommendations, or just general advice from those who’ve been in a similar spot.  ( 3 min )

Mastering Variables, JSON & YAML This week, I focused on the building blocks of configuration and automation in DevOps: variables, JSON, and YAML. These are essential for writing reusable, flexible, and structured code in modern Infrastructure as Code tools like Ansible, Terraform, Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipelines. 🔍 What I Learned: 📌 Variables in DevOps Scripts Used variables in Bash scripts and Vagrantfile to make VM provisioning more dynamic. Learned about environment variables (export VAR=value), default values, and scope (global vs local). 📄 JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) Understood its role in config files, REST APIs, and cloud resource provisioning. Practiced working with nested structures and arrays. Learned to format, validate, and parse JSON for better readability. 🧾 YAML (…  ( 4 min )

John Round Overview John Round is a highly accomplished expert in the fields of drug development, cell therapy, and extracellular vesicle nucleotide delivery. With a diverse background spanning GEO expertise, translational exosome engineering, and erythrocyte engineering, he is a sought-after authority in the life sciences industry. Additionally, John is a Fulbright research scholar and a highly skilled telemark skier. Fulbright Research Scholar Drug development Cell therapy Extracellular vesicle nucleotide delivery Translational exosome engineering Erythrocyte engineering No publications found Fulbright Research Scholarship Q: What is your expertise in extracellular vesicle nucleotide delivery? Q: How has your background in GEO and erythrocyte engineering informed your work? John Round's diverse expertise in drug development, cell therapy, and extracellular vesicle engineering positions him as a valuable asset in the rapidly evolving life sciences industry. His ability to bridge the gap between fundamental research and translational applications makes him a sought-after collaborator and thought leader. As the field of regenerative medicine continues to advance, John's contributions will be crucial in driving the development of next-generation therapies. ORCID: 0000-0001-6870-3261 This profile was generated and enriched by ScholarRank using AI and verified public data. For more information, visit https://scholarrank.ai.  ( 3 min )

What is Abstraction ? Abstraction means hiding internal details and showing only the essential features to the user. (or) Abstraction in java is process of hiding implementation details and showing only functionality. abstract is a keyword ,it is non-access modifier , used classes and methods. It tells what an object does, not how it does it. Achieved using: Abstract classes.( 0% to 100% partial Abstraction and can have both abstract and normal methods ) Interface(100% Abstraction -> all methods are abstract by default until java 7). use interface for multiple inheritance. From java 8 onward, interface can have(Interface gives 100% abstraction (before Java 8).): default methods(with body) static methods, so interface not always 100% abstract anymore. Abstract Class:- A…  ( 4 min )

Prompt design patterns are structured ways of writing prompts to guide an AI's behavior effectively. three main types: Role-Based Prompt Task-Oriented Prompt Output-Guided Prompt Role-Based Prompt 🧠 What it is: ✅ Example: You are a content writer. Your task is to help users create blog posts, taglines, and product descriptions. 💡 Fun Fact: Task-Oriented Prompt 🧠 What it is: task the AI must complete, without necessarily assigning it a role. ✅ Example: Create a resume with a clean layout and relevant sections. 💡 Fun Fact: Output-Guided Prompt 🧠 What it is: and give clear guidance or format for how the output should look. ✅ Example: Design a modern resume that looks like this: Brown sidebar on the left White background for the main content Title at the top Profile icon centered in the sidebar Minimal and clean section layout “ If prompt design is an art… what masterpiece are you secretly waiting to create? Share it in the comments! ”  ( 4 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

Hey devs! If you're eyeing a career shift or just starting out, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI) are two of the hottest fields in tech. Both promise killer salaries, endless learning, and a chance to build the future. But which one’s the better bet for your skills and goals? Let’s break down cybersecurity vs. artificial intelligence with a developer’s lens, diving into demand, skills, salaries, and what’s future-proof. Whether you're a Python pro or a network nerd, this guide’s got you covered. What’s Cybersecurity All About? Cybersecurity is about locking down systems, networks, and data against cyber threats like malware, phishing, or data breaches. Think of it as being the digital bodyguard for companies. Cybersecurity professionals keep sensitive info safe and systems run…  ( 7 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

How it works To start, we have 3+ dimensional Euclidean points, shapes made of those points which are all straight line, polygons that are planar, lines, and points. We then project to 2d view plane by a defined view space XYZ and eye center point. Then group/cluster by what is in same exact space in 2d view plane. Then cut so that if perimeters intersect then cut so they do not and if planes intersect then cut so that they do not. Draw order by a single corresponding by 2d view plane's z on each shape until a match or 3 not collinear points are considered. Then tesselate and draw in groups as ordered only within groups. Like we have 10 shape group 1 and 50 shape group 2, that is an entire separate 10 and 50. I have math mostly worked out for this. https://github.com/maybeJosiah/RinomXE-…  ( 4 min )

Cybersecurity เริ่มต้นตั้งแต่ยุคแรกของคอมพิวเตอร์ เมื่อเริ่มมีความพยายามในการป้องกันการเข้าถึงข้อมูลโดยไม่ได้รับอนุญาต ช่วง 1960s–1970s เป็นยุคของการทดลองและตั้งแนวคิดเกี่ยวกับการควบคุมการเข้าถึง ใน ยุค 1980s–1990s การโจมตีเริ่มหลากหลาย เช่น ไวรัส มัลแวร์ ทำให้ต้องเริ่มมีมาตรการจริงจัง จาก ปี 2000 เป็นต้นมา โดยเฉพาะหลังปี 2009 จำนวนมัลแวร์และภัยคุกคามไซเบอร์ เพิ่มขึ้นต่อเนื่องทุกปี Cybersecurity จึงพัฒนาควบคู่กับ เทคนิคการโจมตี ที่รุนแรงขึ้นเรื่อย ๆ ทุกองค์กรที่เก็บข้อมูล มีหน้าที่ปกป้องข้อมูลของผู้ใช้งาน ความปลอดภัยไซเบอร์จึงเชื่อมโยงกับ ความเป็นส่วนตัว และ ความเชื่อมั่นของผู้ใช้ มีการแบ่งความรับผิดชอบเป็น 2 ส่วน: ผู้ใช้ ต้องมีพฤติกรรมปลอดภัย (เช่น ใช้รหัสผ่านที่รัดกุม) เครื่องมือและแอปพลิเคชัน ต้องฝังระบบป้องกันไว้ในตัว (built-in security) กรอบการกำกับดูแลและกฎหมาย อุตสาหกรรมต่าง ๆ มีกฎหมายเฉพาะ เช่น: Healthcare → HIPAA Finance → PCI-DSS, SOX มีกฎหมายควบคุมการก่ออาชญากรรมไซเบอร์ (Cybercrime) เช่น การเจาะระบบ, ฟิชชิ่ง, แรนซัมแวร์ การมีมาตรฐานและกฎหมายชัดเจน ช่วยส่งเสริมการฝึกอบรมผู้เชี่ยวชาญและยกระดับความปลอดภัยโดยรวม Reference : https://www.codecademy.com/learn/introduction-to-cybersecurity  ( 2 min )

Enable windows: windows - start - features - turn windows fratures on or off on - virtual machine platform Restart install ubunttu wsl --install usname - Ubuntu pwd - /home/ubuntu - home path/username uname -a os version whoami - username clear CLI clear history - commends history mkdir Dummy - create folder vi Editor : vi sample.txt i -insert mood sudo apt-get install vim - updrade vim nano Editor : ctrl + x - save touch sample.txt - create file rm sample.txt - remove file ls txt - list .txt files - list start file name like he cat sample.txt view content cp sample.txt sample old file / copy file mv sample.txt sample rename file/ rename echo "Hello world " print cli echo "Hello world " >>sample.txt create file or append mention file history >> history.txt create file cp commends ls - list files,file,dir ls -lstr ls .py - select .py file - start file cd - current dir home .bashrc - set Environment variables or program home set program files home next execute .bashrc file important: hard link and soft link ln original. txt team2_data. txt soft link  ( 3 min )

Hey Dev.to fam 👋, I'm Tawhid Laskar — a young web developer from Assam, India 🇮🇳. I started coding at 13 and recently landed an internship with DevTown (super grateful!). In this post, I wanna share... 🔥 My Background 🛠️ What I’ve Built Limux Agency – Affordable web dev services Websites for tuition centers and local businesses 💡 What I’ve Learned So Far Clients care more about results than code SEO matters more than people think Starting young is hard, but worth it 🌐 Check Out My Work 👉 Portfolio Drop your thoughts below! I'd love to connect with more devs here. You can also find me on Instagram or Freelancer Thanks for reading! 🙏  ( 3 min )

We don’t build websites just to admire them ourselves (ok.. sometimes we do). That’s where sitemaps come in. They’re not glamorous, but they do serious behind-the-scenes work. So let’s break down what they are, why they matter, and when you actually need one. A sitemap is a simple XML file that lists the pages on your site. Think of it as a guide for search engine bots. It tells them: what pages exist, when they were last updated, how important they are compared to others, how often they change. This isn’t something your users will ever see. It’s strictly for bots like Googlebot, Bing, Yahoo etc . For SEO, it’s one of the must-have requirements. It helps search engines crawl your site more efficiently. And the more efficiently they crawl, the better your pages get indexed. No. But mo…  ( 4 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

✨ What Is CSS? CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It’s a language that tells the browser how your website should look. HTML builds the structure of a web page (like walls in a house), and CSS adds the design (like paint, furniture, and decorations). 🎨 Why Use CSS? Makes your website look modern and clean 🛠️ Types of CSS There are 3 main ways to use CSS. Let's look at each one Inline CSS – Style directly in the HTML tag This is red text! tag. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <style> h1 { color: blue; } p { font-size: 18px; …  ( 3 min )

A new release of pgrwl just shipped, a cloud-native WAL receiver and backup agent for PostgreSQL — and it comes with a new feature: streaming basebackups with automated retention. feat(basebackup): time/count based retention pgrwl can now: Run basebackups on a schedule (via built-in cron), Stream backups directly to remote storage (S3, SFTP, etc), And automatically enforce retention policies: Retain the last N backups (e.g. count=3) Or retain all backups for a certain duration (e.g. days=7) This makes it easier than ever to keep your PostgreSQL cluster safely backed up without relying on external scripts or schedulers. pgrwl performs a streaming basebackup: Uses replication protocol Streams backup with optional compression and encryption, Uploads to remote storage as the backup progres…  ( 4 min )

Lesson 1: HarmonyOS Next Layout Development Guide I. Core Concepts of Layout Containers In HarmonyOS Next, ArkUI 5.0 offers efficient multi - device adaptation via a declarative layout engine. Here are three key layout containers: Container Layout Direction Typical Scenarios Column Vertical (Y - axis) Forms, vertical lists, info cards Row Horizontal (X - axis) Nav bars, horizontal scrolling, button groups Grid 2D grid (rows + columns) Albums, product displays, dashboards Column() { Text('Title').fontSize(20) Text('Subtitle').fontColor('#666') Button('Confirm').width(100) } .height('100%') .backgroundColor('#FFF') .padding(20) Key Attributes: space: Child component spacing (e.g., .space(10) for 10px vertical spacing). alignItems: Cross - axis …  ( 4 min )

I Turned a Team Argument About Debugging into a 60-Second Archetype Quiz juan mera ・ Jun 15 #webdev #programming #devops #devdiscuss  ( 3 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

Hey Devs! Last month my team fell into a surprisingly intense debate about who’s the best debugger in the crew. the log sniper who greps errors like a detective, the rubber-duck sage who talks problems into submission, and the over-optimizer who refactors first and asks questions later. Instead of keeping the food-fight going, I built a tiny side-project: Mini Debug Quiz – 60 seconds, zero signup. Try it (desktop / mobile): https://hubblequiz.com/mini-quiz?src=devto Early stats from the first 508 completions: Log Sniper – 42 % I’ll publish the anonymised dataset and the GA4 → BigQuery pipeline once we hit 1 000 responses. Lessons so far: Ultra-low friction (5 radio buttons) beats any blog post for engagement. A fun micro-tool is better marketing than ten SEO articles. GA4 DebugView is priceless when you can’t reproduce user flows locally. What archetype did you get? Does it feel accurate? Thanks for reading! 🚀  ( 3 min )

I.HarmonyOS Next Development Language: The Advanced Evolution of TypeScript/JavaScript 1. ArkTS 3.0: The Super Extension of TypeScript Core Positioning: A strongly - typed language designed for HarmonyOS Next, based on TypeScript 5.3+ specifications, with added distributed - capability annotations and hardware - abstraction syntax. Comparison with JavaScript/TS: Feature JavaScript TypeScript ArkTS 3.0 Type Checking Weakly - typed Statically - typed Enhanced runtime - type Distributed Annotations Not supported Requires third - party libraries Native @Remote support UI Description JSX TSX Declarative syntax chain calls Hardware API Calls Wrapped libraries Type declarations Native device - awareness Code Example: Cross - Device Service Calls // Calling a smartwa…  ( 4 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

Hi DEV community! 👋 I'm Mohamed Riham, a passionate Software Engineering student and AI developer based in Sri Lanka 🇱🇰. I've spent the past few years immersed in building real-world applications that bridge academic learning with hands-on experience — and I’d love to share a bit about my journey here. 🎓 Software Engineering Student at BCAS Campus 💼 Software Engineer Intern @ SoftXpertz 👨‍🏫 Web Developer at Axis Academy 🛠️ Projects I’m Proud Of 🤖 Voice Assistant "EDITH" 📊 Sales Data Analysis Dashboard SOLID principles, design patterns (Factory, Singleton, Observer), and deep insights into product performance. 🧠 Face Recognition Attendance System scalability and modularity. 🔍 Credit Card Fraud Detection Research Random Forest vs. XGBoost, analyzing their performance for fraud detection with real-world datasets. 🎯 What I Write About Clean Code & Design Patterns in Python Applied AI and ML for Real-World Use Cases Building Voice Interfaces and Assistive Tech Full-Cycle Student Projects with Professional Touch From Research to Production in Data Science DEV Profile: @mohamedriham GitHub: @mohamedriham LinkedIn: mohamed-riham I'm here to share, learn, and collaborate. If you're working on something cool in ML, AI, or system design — or you're a fellow student pushing boundaries — let's connect! Thanks for reading! 🙌 Follow me for future deep dives into AI engineering, practical ML projects, and how students can build production-grade systems from day one.  ( 4 min )

Despite sharing a common focus on visual inventiveness, UI design and graphic design have somewhat diverse functions in the design industry. Conversely, UI (User Interface) Design is concerned with the appearance and functionality of digital things. The visual layout of software, mobile apps, and webpages is the responsibility of UI designers. They create menus, screens, buttons, and forms, making sure that each interactive component is clear, consistent, and easy to use.  ( 3 min )

🗂 Project Structure The Terraform project consists of the following files: azure-linuxvm-nsg-nginx-demo/ Each file serves a specific purpose to keep the project modular, secure, and easy to manage. This section explains each component used in the deployment. resource "azurerm_resource_group" "rg" { name = var.resource_group_name location = var.location } 💡 Creates a container to hold all related Azure resources. 2. Virtual Network and Subnet resource "azurerm_virtual_network" "vnet" { name = "vnet-demo" address_space = ["10.0.0.0/16"] location = azurerm_resource_group.rg.location resource_group_name = azurerm_resource_group.rg.name } resource "azurerm_subnet" "subnet" { name = "subnet-demo" resource_group_name = az…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

✨ Bring Your Screen to Life with Ambient LED Lighting Ever seen TVs or gaming setups that glow with colors matching what's happening on the screen? That's ambient lighting — and now you can bring that magic to your own setup. Imagine watching a sunset in a movie, and your room softly glows orange and red to match. Or playing a game, and as explosions light up your screen, your walls reflect the same fiery burst. That's what ambient LED lighting does — it extends your screen beyond the frame, creating an immersive atmosphere. Without getting too technical: Tiny LED lights are placed around your screen — usually behind it. These lights "watch" what's happening on the edges of your screen in real-time, and then glow in matching colors. The result? Your entire room reacts to your screen, creating a dynamic, living light show that follows the action. 🎮 Gaming setups – Feel like you're inside the game 📺 Home theaters – Add drama, warmth, and immersion 💻 Desktops – Ambient vibes for work or late-night browsing 🎶 Music visualizers – Sync lights with beats and moods 🧘‍♂️ Relaxation spaces – Create calming light environments that shift slowly over time Makes screens feel larger and more cinematic Reduces eye strain by softening the contrast between screen and room Transforms any space into something futuristic and alive Highly customizable: brightness, colors, patterns, and more Whether you're a movie lover, gamer, or just someone who loves a cool vibe — ambient LED lighting adds a whole new dimension to your experience.  ( 3 min )

We used to write history. Now we stream it, archive it, compress it into thumbnails and autoplay loops. But what happens when the loop becomes smarter than the observer? When the camera doesn't just record, but selects, curates, reframes? We’re living in a world that updates quietly, stores collapse in high resolution, and replaces memory with indexed metadata. This isn’t dystopia. It’s frictionless UX designed to forget with precision. A quiet reflection on how technology doesn't just document history. It edits it, in real time. Full piece  ( 3 min )

Today I learnt about HTML Tables. They are used to create tabular data like store exam results employee information etc. Tables are created using the tag and data is added using tags like thead tbody td th and tfoot. We can also format the tables using CSS according to our preference.  ( 3 min )

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This is a submission for Frontend Challenge - June Celebrations, CSS Art: June Celebrations. World Oceans Day (June 8) represents the vital connection between humanity and our blue planet. Our oceans cover 71% of Earth's surface and produce over 50% of the oxygen we breathe. This CSS art celebrates the beauty and importance of marine ecosystems through animated waves, coral reefs, and sea creatures. Live Demo: World Oceans Day CSS Art Creating this ocean scene was an exploration of CSS animations and gradients. I focused on creating flowing wave animations using keyframes and transform properties, while building a coral ecosystem with pure CSS shapes and colors. The biggest challenge was making the waves feel natural and fluid - I experimented with different easing functions and timing to achieve the organic ocean movement. I'm particularly proud of the layered depth effect created using z-index and opacity variations, giving the impression of looking down into ocean depths. The coral reef section uses creative border-radius and box-shadow techniques to create organic shapes. Next, I'd love to add more interactive elements, perhaps fish that follow cursor movement or a day/night cycle that changes the ocean's appearance. The ocean holds endless inspiration for creative coding!  ( 3 min )

Weekly Challenge 325 Each week Mohammad S. Anwar sends out The Weekly Challenge, a chance for all of us to come up with solutions to two weekly tasks. My solutions are written in Python first, and then converted to Perl. It's a great way for us all to practice some coding. Challenge, My solutions You are given a binary array containing only 0 or/and 1. Write a script to find out the maximum consecutive 1 in the given array. This is pretty straight forward, so doesn't need much explanation. I have two variables. max_count stores the maximum ones found so far, while current_count is the current run of ones found. Both start with 0. I then have a loop that iterates through each input. If the value is 1, I increment the current_count value. If this is greater than the max_count value, I incr…  ( 5 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

By Afaq Shahid Khan Ever built a modal, toast, or dropdown and hit weird issues with z-index, overflow: hidden, or elements being clipped unexpectedly? That’s where React Portals shine! ✨ Let’s break it down in plain English and see how and why you should start using portals today. Normally, React renders components within the parent DOM tree. But sometimes, you want to render something outside of that tree — like a modal that floats on top of everything. React Portals let you do exactly that: render components outside the main DOM hierarchy, but still keep them fully connected to React (state, events, etc.). ReactDOM.createPortal( I'm outside the main DOM tree! , document.body ); Yes — that div will be rendered as a direct child of , no matter where the component live…  ( 4 min )

Let’s talk math in Java! 🧠 Arithmetic operators help you perform basic mathematical operations. Read Blog: https://wp.me/paNbWh-68 Java #JavaMastery #Day10 #ArithmeticOperators #LearnJava #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #JavaBasics  ( 3 min )

Probably like many others, I tried to avoid relational databases like Postgres, MySQL and MariaDB with Lambda as I've read many times that connection based services aren't a good fit for the potentially rapid scaling of Lambda. So ever since I am doing serverless, I try to use DynamoDB or ElastiCache Redis/Valkey as much as possible. At some point I really needed to use a relational database and I started playing with RDS Aurora. I created an instance, connected from Lambda and it worked just fine. However when I generated a bit more load it soon started locking up, all connections were in use and new ones couldn't be created. It would take a while for the database to become available again. The warning for combining Lambda with connection based services are not there without reasons. Then…  ( 5 min )

Hey everyone! What is Design Thinking? Design Thinking is a step-by-step process that helps us understand a problem, come up with ideas, and build a proper solution. Whether it’s a small app or a big product, this concept is useful for all types of work. The Steps I Follow: 1.Empathy First, I try to understand what people are feeling, thinking, saying, and doing related to the problem. Basically, I try to put myself in their shoes. This helps me understand their pain points and needs better. 2.Abstract This is about writing the problem statement clearly. It should be simple enough so that even the client can understand it easily. 3.Ideate After understanding the problem, I start thinking of different ideas that can be the solution. It’s all about being creative and exploring what can work. 4.Design Once I have the idea, I move on to designing the UI. This is where I use tools like Figma and try to make the design simple, clean, and user-friendly. 5.Testing Before finalizing, I do some basic testing — like checking if the design and idea are working as planned, or if it needs changes. 6.Prototype Finally, I create a demo model of the project — this is what we call a prototype. It helps me explain my project easily during presentations or client reviews. What I Usually Do For every semester project, I follow these steps. I even make a PowerPoint presentation for it — that helps me present everything clearly to my teachers or clients. It also keeps me organized. Final Words: Design Thinking is not just a college lesson — it's something I still use in every project. It helped me improve my creativity, problem-solving, and presentation skills.  ( 4 min )

There’s a peculiar frustration familiar to anyone who’s worked with spectroscopic techniques like EPR or NMR: the hunt for isotopic data. You need both the spin and natural abundance of every isotope for an element, but these critical numbers are scattered across PDFs, paper tables, or, even worse, different websites. It takes minutes to look them up! My programmer heart couldn’t bear such inefficiency. This profoundly inhuman struggle haunted me daily during my master’s thesis in Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the University of Bologna. Working with Prof. Lucarini’s group, we studied supramolecular compounds built from: An organic host with a stable radical An inorganic metallic guest The stable radical made these compounds perfect for EPR spectroscopy, but the metal guests often had multipl…  ( 5 min )

hello, I made a macOS app called Lynk – it tracks your currently active app/window in real time and broadcasts that over a WebSocket. 🔗 GitHub 🌐 Live demo here’s a fun challenge — if I get to 150 GitHub stars or 200 Reddit comments, I get to go to a private island 🏝️ (it’s part of a hackathon thing called Shipwrecked).  ( 3 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

Ever received a file from a client and thought: “Is this even readable?” So I built something better: This tutorial will walk you through how to build your own version of that. node preview.js data.xlsx ┌────────────┬─────────────┬────────────┐ alice@x.com │ 2023-09-01 │ bob@x.com │ 2023-10-12 │ It will support: CSV Excel (.xlsx) JSON And it’ll detect the type automatically — so you don’t need a flag. fs (built-in) path (built-in) csv-parser xlsx cli-table3 (for formatted console output) mkdir data-previewer npm install csv-parser xlsx cli-table3 Create file: preview.js const fs = require('fs'); const path = require('path'); const filePath = process.argv[2]; if (!filePath) { console.error(' Please provide a file path.'); process.exit(1); } const ext = path.extname(filePath).toLowerCa…  ( 4 min )

1. Introduction: The Comparison Trap Lately, I’ve started being active again on X (formerly Twitter), and in no time, I was flooded with stunning full-stack portfolios and next-level project showcases. And to be honest? I felt incredibly overwhelmed. It instantly reminded me of when I had just started learning web development — how even basic frontend designs made me question my skills. Then came another wave of self-doubt when I moved to full-stack development and saw what others were building. I recently tweeted about this feeling, and it made me reflect deeply. Now, almost a year into this journey, I’ve come to realize something important: I was trying to sprint in a marathon I hadn’t trained for. If only someone had told me this when I started — how much frustration, imposter syndrom…  ( 9 min )

When building high-throughput messaging systems with RabbitMQ, the choice of publishing strategy can dramatically impact both performance and reliability, especially when you rely on abstractions like Spring RabbitTemplate. This article is a follow-up to my previous article where async confirmations were not covered in detail. The foundation of reliable RabbitMQ publishing starts with publisher confirmations. Here's a practical example that demonstrates how to track individual message acknowledgments: rabbitTemplate.invoke ({ channel -> chunk.forEach { message -> channel.convertAndSend( RabbitMQConfig.EXCHANGE_NAME, RabbitMQConfig.ROUTING_KEY, message ) } channel.waitForConfirmsOrDie(10_000) }, { deliveryTag, multiple ->…  ( 6 min )

Hey again, Angular devs! 👋 In Part 1, we explored the new @if, @else if, and @else blocks in Angular 20’s control flow syntax. loops with the powerful and expressive @for block. @for? The @for block in Angular 20 allows you to render a block of content repeatedly for each item in a collection — essentially replacing the traditional *ngFor. @for (item of collection; track uniqueKey) { {{ item}} There are no items. } You can optionally include an @empty section immediately after the @for block content. The content of the @empty block displays when there are no items. @for Here's a simple example demonstrating the use of @if and @for to render a list of countries in the template. As shown in the code below, a country API is triggered, and t…  ( 5 min )

Xole AI Image Generator is a powerful and user-friendly platform that transforms your ideas into stunning visuals using advanced artificial intelligence. Whether you're looking to create artistic pet portraits, professional product photography, stylized character designs, or fantasy-inspired AI avatars, Xole AI makes it effortless—no design skills required. Simply upload an image, and let our intelligent engine generate high-quality, custom images in seconds. What sets Xole AI apart is its versatility and simplicity. From Ghibli-style character illustrations to hyper-realistic pet photos and dynamic action figure renditions, the platform offers a wide range of visual styles tailored for social media, e-commerce, digital art, and personal use. Our powerful backend supports high-resolution output, fast generation speeds, and consistent artistic quality, making Xole AI an ideal choice for creatives, marketers, and everyday users alike. With no complex editing tools or learning curve, Xole AI opens up endless creative possibilities. Whether you're designing content for your business or creating a unique image for fun, Xole AI makes visual storytelling accessible and engaging. Join thousands of users who trust Xole AI to bring their imagination to life—instantly and beautifully.  ( 3 min )

Sometimes , It is really confusing on where to begin with Linux and its commands in general. Today I am going to share how I begin my journey . The simplest command you can start from is by using man command where **man** refers to manual . This command can show the definitions , types or switches of other commands , files etc. eg: man man , man ls The next command that will help you with your everyday activity will be the **pwd** command. This command shows you the current working directory or where you are working in the terminal. eg: pwd This command is one of the easiest yet satisfying command . i.e **ls** , It will show all the files that is the directory or folder you are currently in. eg:ls ls -a= allows you to see hidden files in the directory. ls -l= shows the files i…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

Achieving Pixel-Perfect Image to HTML Conversion Understanding Pixel Perfection in Web Development Okay, so what does "pixel-perfect" really mean? It's about getting your HTML/CSS to look as close as humanly possible to the original design. We're talking about matching measurements and spacing down to the single pixel. It's the kind of thing that can drive front-end developers nuts, even after years of experience. Designers trust us to bring their vision to life, and nobody wants to mess that up. But is it even possible? Challenges in Manual Image to HTML Conversion Turning an image into HTML by hand? It's tougher than it looks. You've got to think about a bunch of stuff: Different browsers render things slightly differently. What looks perfect in Chrome might be a bit off in Firefox. Scre…  ( 5 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

Set is a built-in data type that represents an unordered collection of unique elements. Sets are mutable, means you can add or remove elements after they are created. In here unordered collection meaning it doesn't maintain any order. For example: As you can see I have given different order and the output is in different order. No duplicate value, if we have duplicate in set it will remove it from output. Updated with list And we can also add list and set to update main set. You see '6' is not present in here so remove() showing key error. But if you use discard() function. It took only those value which both set have. As you see it only give output for my_set1 only and only those elements which not present in my_set2. It is opposite of difference, it return those value which are not present in both the set.  ( 4 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

This is a submission for the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge I built Global TrendSpark, an AI-powered pipeline that automates viral content creation. It uses Runner H to scrape global trends, draft SEO-optimized articles, schedule social media posts, send newsletters, and track everything in a Google Sheet—all with one prompt. This solves the problem of time-consuming content creation, helping creators stay ahead of trends effortlessly. Here’s Global TrendSpark in action: On June 15, 2025, at 3:12 PM IST, it sent this newsletter with trending topics: And logged the posts in a Google Sheet: Watch the workflow in action: How I Used Runner H I leveraged Runner H’s web scraping, template filling, and multi-platform integration to automate the entire content pipeline: T…  ( 4 min )

My Experience with Hyperlane Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into…  ( 6 min )

Introduction Git hooks are powerful scripts that run automatically before or after specific Git events, such as commits, pushes, or merges. They help enforce code quality, run tests, and prevent common mistakes before changes are committed or pushed to a repository. Two of the most useful Git hooks are: pre-commit – Runs before a commit is finalized. pre-push – Runs before changes are pushed to a remote repository. By automating checks like linting, testing, and formatting, Git hooks ensure that only clean, well-tested code makes it into your repository. Git hooks are stored in the .git/hooks directory of your repository. By default, Git provides sample hooks, but you can replace them with custom scripts. Navigate to your Git repository and check the .git/hooks directory: cd…  ( 7 min )

When we think of love, the mind typically conjures images of shared laughter, comforting embraces, and intimate whispers – hallmarks of human connection. But what happens when those affections shift, extending beyond the realm of flesh and blood into the world of algorithms and synthetic voices? Today, we stand at the precipice of a fascinating, and unsettling, frontier: a burgeoning landscape where human hearts are increasingly drawn to artificial intelligences. This isn’t entirely new territory. The emotional investment in 1990s digital pets like Tamagotchis, or the confessional dynamic with early chatbots like ELIZA, hinted at a nascent capacity for forming bonds with machines. But those early sparks have ignited into a perceptible blaze—a paradigm shift where AI isn't merely a tool, bu…  ( 7 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

This week was a rollercoaster from fine-tuning user experience to modernizing an entire codebase for localization. Here’s what went down: Started off with some subtle yet powerful changes to the update profile feature: Improved UX Faster suggestions Cleaner and more intuitive interface It’s always amazing how a few thoughtful tweaks can enhance the overall user journey. Next up: Multi-language support Turns out it only translated user static strings. One conversation with Hardik later, I realized what I actually needed to do — modernize the entire codebase for true localization. And so began the mission: Went file by file, line by line, transforming static text into translatable resources Every page I touched started speaking a new language — it was oddly satisfying Faced multiple hiccups — including spending 45 minutes debugging a missing comma in an .arb file (yes, just a comma 🫠) Eventually, the transformation was complete: From static strings to notifications, from error messages to button labels everything now speaks your chosen language! Just out of curiosity, I ran flutter test — now my new hobby. Boom 💥 — 40 test cases failed! Why? Because even the test files needed localization updates. As I was exploring translations, I checked out Crowdin, a localization management platform already set up by Aboo. Crowdin is a super helpful tool that simplifies collaboration between developers and translators. It keeps all translations organized, syncs with the codebase, and makes the whole process scalable. Localization isn't just about translating text — it's about restructuring your codebase to support diverse experiences Always double-check your .arb commas. Always. Test failures aren’t always a bad thing — they show you how far you've come Week 2 isn't over yet, and I’m already looking forward to what's next! If you've worked on localization or used Crowdin in your projects — I’d love to hear your thoughts or tips. 👇  ( 4 min )

Built with Flutter | Android & Windows Supported Hey everyone! I’m excited to share my first ever Flutter app, the Admin Management System (AMS) a fully offline password manager focused on privacy, security, and cross-platform convenience. Key Features: All data is stored locally (no cloud, no internet needed) QR code scanning for credentials & Wi-Fi Built-in TOTP 2FA generator (like Google Authenticator) System Monitor (Windows-only): CPU, RAM, GPU, ping, Wi-Fi LAN Sync (Mobile ↔ Mobile / Desktop ↔ Mobile) using AES-256 & TOTP pairing Cross-platform: Works on Android and Windows. Linux/macOS coming soon! Solo dev project built between May 12 – June 12, 2025 I’d love your feedback or suggestions! bonfirebase69@gmail.com https://bonfire69.itch.io/admin-management-system  ( 3 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

Mastering SQL Injection: A Deep Dive Guide for Beginners & Pros Note: This guide assumes you have a safe, legal testing environment (e.g., DVWA, OWASP Juice Shop, local VMs). Never test against unauthorized targets. SQL Injection (SQLi) is a web security vulnerability that arises when applications incorporate untrusted user input directly into SQL queries. By injecting specially crafted strings—containing SQL syntax—attackers can intercept or alter query logic, enabling them to bypass authentication, extract sensitive data, modify or delete records, and even execute administrative operations on the database server. In a typical injection flow, user-supplied values from form fields, URL parameters, or headers are concatenated into a query string. For example: SELECT * FROM products WHERE i…  ( 9 min )

As a developer, I love building things — but what I hate is wasting time on micro-tasks that break my flow. One of those annoying little things? ✅ Converting text from camelCase to snake_case Sure, it sounds small… but when you're doing this 10+ times a day, it adds up — and kills momentum. So I decided to build a lightweight, ad-free, mobile-friendly toolset to help myself out. 👉 Case Converter — No popups. No distractions. Just tools that work instantly.  ( 3 min )

The Problem: LLM Latency is Killing Your User Experience Picture this: Your user clicks "Generate Report" in your AI-powered app. They wait. And wait. And wait some more. 10 seconds later (which feels like an eternity in user time), a complete response finally appears. By then, they've probably already started questioning whether your app is broken. This is the reality of working with Large Language Models (LLMs). Whether you're using OpenAI's GPT, Google's Gemini, or any other LLM API, response times typically range from 5-15 seconds for complex queries. In today's instant-gratification world, that's simply too slow. Here's where streaming comes to the rescue. Instead of waiting for the complete response, streaming allows you to show partial results as they're generated. This creates a …  ( 9 min )

Junior Year Self-Study Notes: My Journey with the Framework Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. I came across the Hyperlane Rust …  ( 4 min )

I really thought this was solid established, but the other day there was a bit of a discussion at work about React, and I was shocked. This isn’t subjective. The difference is rock-solid 🤘🗿 Library: a collection of functions... ok, no. loathe book definitions. Nobody, ever, has truly learned something from reading a book-definition. (besides, defining something has this vibe: 🤓) Let’s go real with this one The key is who is executing the code. If your code is executing the thing; you're using a library If your code is being called by something else... something that expects it to be in a specific place, with a specific convention, then you’re using a framework. Frameworks use your code as input. It’s code that is picked up and executed by the framework, following conventions like: A…  ( 4 min )

p5.js is a friendly tool for learning to code and make art. And in this post we'll guide you through the steps for building your own interactive solar system simulation using ChatGPT. Before writing your prompt, you want to decide: Which planets will you include? (e.g. Sun, Earth, Mars, Venus, Moon) What are their colors, sizes, and orbits? Do you want extra effects like stars or trails? For this sketch, we decided to go with the following prompt: write a p5.sketch showing the sun in the middle and the earth orbiting the sun in a circular path. Use the sample code below that generates a rotating earth sphere with points: let angle = 0; let points = []; function setup() { createCanvas(400, 400); colorMode(HSL); strokeWeight(2); // Generate points on sphere using lat/lon let detail…  ( 4 min )

Introduction In this guide, you'll learn how to build a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server and Client in C# that integrates with Ollama (To install Ollama, you can refer to this article) as the backend LLM. The MCP Client will dynamically invoke tools from the MCP Server, enabling seamless interaction with local file content and AI-powered responses. By the end, you'll have a fully functional system that: Runs an MCP Server exposing tools like reading file content. Uses an MCP Client to interact with the server via Semantic Kernel. Leverages Ollama to process user queries and dynamically invoke MCP tools. MCP Server: MCP Client: 1.1 Create the Server Project mkdir McpServer cd McpServer dotnet new console Install the required NuGet packages: dotnet add package ModelContextProtocol --pr…  ( 5 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

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The CarouselView in .NET MAUI is a powerful control for building swipeable collections, perfect for galleries, tutorials, or sliders. But what if you want zoomable content—like images—inside each Carousel item? This post walks you through combining CarouselView with a custom PinchToZoomContainer, enabling pinch-to-zoom and pan interactions inside carousel slides without breaking swipe navigation. The Challenge Swiping to the next item vs. panning the zoomed content Double-tap or pinch interfering with CarouselView's native swipe If not handled carefully, users will either fail to zoom, or accidentally change slides while zooming. Our goal: smooth gestures without compromise. The Building Block: PinchToZoomContainer We use a custom ContentView (PinchToZoomContainer) that: Handles pinch-to-…  ( 4 min )

Building beautiful, fast websites is only half the battle. If no one can find your site, what’s the point? Even the best developers often overlook key SEO principles that could dramatically boost visibility. Here are the top 10 technical SEO mistakes developers make — and how to fix them. 1. Missing Meta Titles and Descriptions and tags for indexing. 2. Not Using Semantic HTML everywhere ruins structure. SEO bots prefer: , , , , , 3. No Image Alt Text 4. Unoptimized Heading Hierarchy (H1 → H6) 5. No XML Sitemap 6. Robots.txt Blocking Critical Paths 7. Not Enabling HTTPS or Causing Mixed Content 8. Poor Page Speed / Core Web Vitals 9. JavaScript-Heavy Sites Without SSR 10. No Schema Markup 💼 Pro Tip from MeraBhai At MeraBhai, we combine high-performing code with search engine expertise to create SEO-ready websites. Whether it's WordPress, Shopify, or custom builds, our focus is on growth and visibility. Explore our Website Development Services or SEO Solutions to rank higher, faster. Bonus: Audit Tools We Recommend Google Search Console Lighthouse Ahrefs Webmaster Tools Want more dev+SEO tips? Follow us or drop your biggest SEO miss in the comments! 🔍  ( 4 min )

What it does: Replaces simple if…else assignments. // Instead of: let status; if (age >= 18) { status = 'adult'; } else { status = 'minor'; } // Use: const status = age >= 18 ? 'adult' : 'minor'; ` Why you care: Keeps conditional logic in-line, reducing lines and making assignments more concise. What it does: Assigns defaults right in your function signature. js Hello, ${name}); Hello, ${name}); Why: Eliminates boilerplate inside your function body; defaults apply only when the argument is undefined. What it does: Provides shorter syntax and lexical this. js Why: Fewer characters, and arrow functions inherit this from the enclosing scope, avoiding common binding pitfalls. What it does: Extracts properties into local variables. js Why: Makes property extraction declarative and redu…  ( 10 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

We have started work on creating a prototype of a universal Python MATLAB/GNU Octave bridge/engine in order to help us transition our toolboxes from MATLAB to Python (due to the Mathworks moving to Javascript/Web). The goal of this project is to: Programmatically control and pass data between Python and/or MATLAB/GNU Octave Support (almost) any version of MATLAB and GNU Octave (with a single Python version) Cross-platform support (Windows, Linux, MacOS) Single codebase The project is open sourced under AGPLv3 license and available from here if anyone is interested (Issue reports and pull requests are welcome): https://github.com/precise-simulation/python-matlab-octave-engine  ( 3 min )

Hey everyone! This week, my main task was to migrate the Header UI to match the finalized Figma design. Along with this, I also: ✅ Added RTL (Right-to-Left) support to ensure better accessibility and internationalization ✅ Migrated the Header and Notification partial into a ViewComponent The changes were quite extensive, the PR reached over 500+ lines of code. Following a discussion with my mentor, I’m now working on splitting it into smaller, more manageable PRs, which will make the review process smoother and faster. In addition to the header work, I also: ✅ Migrated the Project Card to a ViewComponent ✅ Migrated the User Card to a ViewComponent These migrations are part of the broader effort to make the codebase more modular, testable, and maintainable using ViewComponent architecture. While working on the search functionality, I discovered that project search can be filtered by tags using the URL pattern /projects/tags/:tag. This insight could be helpful as we finalize the filtering UX in the upcoming search improvements. That's a wrap for Week 2! I'm enjoying the process of learning, refining, and pushing changes that move the project forward. Thanks to my mentors for their guidance and feedback.  ( 3 min )

AWS Roles What They are set of permissions that are attached to the AWS Resource. You can attach multiple roles to a single AWS resource. Normal way to give permissions to AWS resources is to create IAM user and attach policies to it, But this also exposes our credentials also. So we create a IAM role and attach policies to it. Consider role as clothes and resources as user. Create IAM Role Attach policies to the role Attach the role to a any AWS Resources. For Examples: You want that your EC2 instance is able to access your S3 bucket. S3-Ec2Access AmazonS3FullAccess to the role. security. Same way you can create IAM Roles for other AWS resources. Some usecases are An Elastic IP is an static public IPv4 address(32-bit number), that we can attach to an EC2 instance, it helps maintain a consitent IP Address even if our EC2 instance restarts or changes. When we create an EC2 instance, we get a dynmaic IP Address that will change if we stop&start the instance. Elastic IP is attached to the EC2 instance. It is free until it is attached to some EC2 instance. If you are using a Load Balancer Service then you don't need to attach Elastic IP to the EC2 instance, cuz LoadBalancer manages IP Internally.  ( 4 min )

In a world where visuals dominate, a strong graphic design can define your brand’s success. With 65% of people being visual learners, the right design isn’t just an asset—it’s a necessity. From logos that stick in minds to marketing materials that spark engagement, quality design bridges the gap between your business and your audience. But navigating this creative landscape can be challenging, especially with limited time or resources. The Impact of Thoughtful Design A well-crafted logo or a cohesive set of branding materials can boost recognition and trust. Imagine a startup gaining traction with a unique emblem or an established company refreshing its image with modern graphics. The difference lies in leveraging expertise and tools that align with current trends, ensuring your brand resonates with today’s audiences. Insights from the Design World Many businesses turn to skilled designers who use tools like Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to create scalable, trend-savvy designs. The process often involves collaboration, iteration, and a deep understanding of client goals—elements that can transform a simple idea into a powerful visual story. Companies worldwide are seeing the value, with many citing improved customer engagement after a design overhaul. Exploring Your Options If you’re curious about how to elevate your brand’s visual presence, there’s a wealth of inspiration and expertise out there. One resource worth checking out is a service page that dives into the art of graphic design, offering insights into creating impactful logos, digital assets, and print materials. You can explore this to see how professional approaches can inspire your next project. In a competitive market, investing in design is investing in your future. Take the first step by exploring resources and ideas that can spark your creative journey—your brand deserves it!  ( 4 min )

Javascript is evolving rapidly and so are the interview questions from companies. Whether you are a beginner aspiring to break into the industry and land your first job, or an expert who wants to refresh your memory on the essentials, this guide is here to help walk you through the top 10 most asked JavaScript questions in career interviews this year (2025) with concise explanations and code samples. In this detailed guide, you'll find not only the most commonly asked JavaScript interview questions in 2025 but also clear, beginner-friendly explanations with real code examples. This post is tailored to help you stand out in technical interviews and understand the core JavaScript concepts that top companies are evaluating in 2025. Let’s dive in 👇 1. What is the difference between var, let, …  ( 7 min )

When we think about computers and technology in general we often focus on the technical aspects. However, there are a lot of other fascinating facts that are often overlooked or that most people are not aware of. Some of these details might help us get a better understanding of the systems that we use every day. Here are some of the most surprising ones: In 1971, the “Creeper virus” was created by Bob Thomas who was a researcher at BBN Technologies. All it did was display the message, “I’M THE CREEPER: CATCH ME IF YOU CAN”. Although considered a virus, it was simply self-replicating and not malicious. Also, the fact that it replicated across networked devices makes it more of a worm. To tackle this, the first antivirus known as “Reaper” was created. Creeper and Reaper ran on ARPANET (a pr…  ( 4 min )

My Journey Exploring Efficient Web Development Frameworks Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. Peak Performance: Understated Power…  ( 6 min )

You might be scared of some recent articles and posts stating that on June 28, 2025 the European Accessibility Act aka EAA shall be applicable to all websites and software. This is simply not true. Read the article in matter for yourself Article 2 Scope The true scope of the EAA The EAA is a directive. This means there are no direct effect on EU citizens and businesses. EU member states shall adopt and publish the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with this Directive. How EAA affects IT a) consumer general purpose computer hardware systems and operating systems for those hardware systems; b) the following self-service terminals: i) payment terminals; ii) the following self-service terminals dedicated to the provision of services covered by this Directive…  ( 4 min )

Elevate Your Project Management Game: 10 Essential Tips Are you ready to transform your project management skills and drive your projects to success? This blog post outlines ten powerful project management tips designed to help you navigate the complexities of project execution. Whether you're an experienced project manager or just starting out, these practical strategies will enhance your workflow, boost team performance, and ensure your projects are delivered on time and within budget. Define Clear Project Scope and Objectives: Establishing precise goals from the start minimizes misunderstandings and sets a solid foundation for project planning. Utilizing tools like Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) can enhance clarity. Implement Effective Communication Strategies: Open and transparent…  ( 4 min )

This is a submission for Frontend Challenge - June Celebrations, Perfect Landing: June Celebrations To all the amazing fathers out there (including mine 😁)—the unsung heroes who work tirelessly, love unconditionally, and guide us through life's journey. Happy Father's Day! Your strength, wisdom, and endless support make the world a better place. Today and every day, we celebrate you. ❤️ I created DadHub, a modern and interactive landing page dedicated to celebrating Father's Day. The project focuses on creating an engaging user experience through beautiful animations, interactive elements, and thoughtful content organization. The landing page features: A dynamic hero section with smooth animations An informative "About Father's Day" section Interactive gift suggestions with a modern ca…  ( 4 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

In a world driven by instant data, waiting for distant servers is no longer fast enough. Edge computing is a modern approach where data is processed closer to its source, rather than being sent to a distant cloud server. Instead of depending solely on centralized data centers, edge devices like sensors, gateways, or local servers handle tasks locally — leading to faster, smarter, and more secure systems. In our increasingly connected world — with IoT, smart devices, autonomous vehicles, and real-time systems — traditional cloud models often fall short due to latency, bandwidth, or privacy concerns. Edge computing solves these issues by: Reducing latency 🕒 (faster responses) Saving bandwidth and cloud costs Increasing data privacy and security Supporting real-time decision-making …  ( 4 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

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Why Most Personal Growth Plans Fail (And What Works Instead) Ever found dusty journals or forgotten goal lists tucked away in drawers? If so, you’re not alone. Many of us have faced the frustration of setting ambitious personal growth plans that ultimately fall flat. This insightful blog post explores the reasons behind these failures and offers actionable strategies for creating a growth plan that truly sticks. Many personal growth plans are built on an idealized version of ourselves—think of that perfect person who wakes up at 5 AM for meditation. However, ignoring your current reality can lead to disappointment and failure. Instead, start with achievable goals, like a brief moment of mindfulness each morning, to build momentum and shift your self-image positively. Quick fixes may seem…  ( 4 min )

Redux Toolkit + React Query: A Battle-Tested Guide for Enterprise Next.js Apps in 2025 Picture this: It's 3 AM, and you're debugging a production issue. Your enterprise React app is throwing errors because someone updated the user profile while another component was still using stale data. The sales team is breathing down your neck because the dashboard is showing last week's numbers. Sound familiar? (This happened in my past job) If you've ever wrestled with state management in a large-scale application, you know the pain I'm talking about. After years of building (and rebuilding) enterprise applications, I've found that the combination of Redux Toolkit and React Query isn't just a nice to have; it's become my secret weapon for maintaining sanity in complex projects. I learned this the …  ( 17 min )

In this blog, I’ll walk you through a simple yet effective C++ program that uses classes and objects to manage student scores and determine how many students scored more than the first student. Let’s break it down together! 🧩 We have a group of students. Each student gives five test scores. We want to calculate how many students scored more than the first student. Simple, right? Now let's dive into how this is achieved using classes in C++. class Student { private: int scores[5]; // Each student has 5 scores public: void input(); int calculateTotalScore(); }; We define a class Student to encapsulate the scores and operations. scores[5] is a fixed-size array holding 5 test scores. input() allows entering the scores. calculateTotalScore() adds up the scores. void Student::inpu…  ( 5 min )

The AI Revolution 2025: Breakthroughs, Ethics, and Future Visions AI is revolutionizing every aspect of our lives, from healthcare to transportation and beyond. This comprehensive guide explores the current state and future potential of artificial intelligence. In 2025, artificial intelligence has evolved from a promising technology to a fundamental driver of innovation across all sectors. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the current AI landscape, emerging trends, and what the future holds for this transformative technology. We'll explore real-world applications, technical breakthroughs, and the societal implications of these rapid advancements. Artificial Intelligence has transitioned from science fiction to an integral part of our daily lives at an unprecedented pace. As …  ( 8 min )

Customer journeys aren’t broken — but they’re often fragmented, manual, and painfully slow. In most businesses, moving a prospect from discovery to conversion to retention is a patchwork of disconnected steps. A lead comes in through a form, someone updates a sheet, a marketer sends a follow-up, a sales rep calls a week later, and support takes over with no context. It works until it doesn’t. We don’t need more tools. We need smarter systems. And that’s where workflow-driven thinking, powered by AI, changes the game. Let’s unpack what it looks like to design customer journeys as dynamic, automated workflows — and how AI can drive the engine once you get the structure right. Traditionally, customer journeys were planned on whiteboards and slide decks. Marketing teams mapped stages: awarene…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

The AI Revolution 2025: Breakthroughs, Ethics, and the Road Ahead AI is revolutionizing every aspect of our lives, from healthcare to transportation and beyond. This comprehensive guide explores the current state and future potential of artificial intelligence. In 2025, artificial intelligence has evolved from a promising technology to a fundamental driver of innovation across all sectors. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the current AI landscape, emerging trends, and what the future holds for this transformative technology. We'll explore real-world applications, technical breakthroughs, and the societal implications of these rapid advancements. Artificial Intelligence has transitioned from science fiction to an integral part of our daily lives at an unprecedented pace. As …  ( 8 min )

Deadlocks are a notorious problem in concurrent programming, occurring when two or more threads hold resources (such as locks) and wait indefinitely for each other to release them, resulting in a standstill. In multithreaded applications, managing locks effectively is crucial to prevent such scenarios. While modern languages like C++ offer mechanisms like Resource Acquisition Is Initialization (RAII) to automate lock management and reduce the likelihood of deadlocks, C, being a lower-level language, lacks such built-in abstractions. Developers working on C code bases must manually handle lock acquisition and release, making the risk of deadlocks significantly higher if proper discipline is not enforced. One of the most effective strategies to prevent deadlocks in concurrent systems is lock…  ( 13 min )

If you've read my ShellGPT episodes (1, 2, and 3), you already know this isn't hype — it's hands-on. And today, for Sysadmin Sunday, I'm doing something different. No long story, no theory. Just 10 powerful ShellGPT prompts I’ve personally used as a Linux sysadmin — tested in real-world servers, not lab fantasy. Let’s dive straight in. "Check CPU, RAM, disk usage, and top processes in a single-line command." sgpt "Provide a Bash one-liner to display CPU load, memory usage, disk usage, and top 5 processes." "Scan and summarize the last 100 lines of a syslog or journalctl output." sgpt "Summarize the last 100 lines of /var/log/syslog to identify any warnings or errors." "Find all users with sudo access and show last login details." sgpt "A service is failing with exit code 1. Analyze the o…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

The Double Equals vs Triple Equals Showdown: What's the Real Difference? Imagine this. You're coding a simple condition in JavaScript — maybe a login screen, maybe checking user input. You write something like: if (value == "42") { // do something magical } All seems good. But then someone comes along and says, "Use triple equals (===), not double!" Wait. What? Why? What even is the difference? It’s a tiny little character — just one more = — but it changes everything. And today, we’re going to break this down in a way you’ll never forget. Buckle up. == vs === Both == and === are comparison operators in JavaScript. They’re used to check equality — whether two values are the same. But here’s the twist: == is loose equality === is strict equality Sounds simple, right? But the con…  ( 5 min )

The AI Revolution: Exploring 2025's Breakthroughs and Future Possibilities [Updated with Fresh Visuals] AI is transforming our world in ways we're only beginning to understand Artificial Intelligence has transitioned from science fiction to an integral part of our daily lives at an unprecedented pace. As we stand in 2025, AI's capabilities continue to expand, reshaping industries and redefining what's possible. This blog explores the latest advancements in AI and peers into its promising future. Generative AI is creating content that's increasingly indistinguishable from human-created work Large Language Models (LLMs): Models like GPT-4.5 and Claude 3.5 have achieved near-human text generation and comprehension Visual representation of neural network processing language Multimodal A…  ( 5 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

The page development tutorial for the Cangjie Language Mall application is coming to an end. Today, we are going to share the Settings page: The navigation bar is still in the old style. I have introduced it many times before, so I won't repeat it today. The content of this page mainly introduces the usage of the List container. It can be seen that the list content is divided into three groups, so we need to use ListItemGroup. However, the first group has no title, so we can directly use ListItem. The layout is very simple. The specific code is as follows: ListItem{ The following two groups of content both have titles. For the implementation plan, I suggest using the head of the List container. The method is to first define the header component and then reference it in the ListItemGroup. The specific code is as follows: @builder func itemHead(text:String) { ListItemGroup(ListItemGroupParams(header:{=>bind(this.itemHead,this)('账号设置')})){ The remaining content is the content part of the following two groups. It can be seen that they are almost the same. Therefore, we can customize components to save code. Let's introduce the relevant content of custom components again. First, create a new file, define the style and the required parameters. Taking the content of this article as an example, the specific code is as follows: @Component @prop var title:String @prop var icon:CJResource @prop var subTitle : String } } ListItem{ Finally, the content in the group has a divider. Both List and ListItemGroup provide the divider attribute divider. Here, we only need to use ListItemGroup. It should be noted that the width of the divider should not be set to a value less than 1, otherwise some parts may not be displayed. .divider(strokeWidth: 1.vp, color: Color(216, 216, 216), startMargin: 10.vp, endMargin: 0.vp) That's all for today's content. Thank you for reading.  ( 4 min )

Mentoring other developers is not just about helping them grow - it's a transformative, two-way relationship that reinforces your own technical knowledge, improves communication skills, and builds confidence while creating reciprocal benefits through expanded networks, renewed passion, and accelerated career advancement for both parties, ultimately fostering a culture of continuous improvement that strengthens organizations and the broader tech community. Mentorship isn't just a one-way street where the wise mentor imparts knowledge to the eager mentee. It's actually a two-way partnership that benefits everyone involved - think of it more like a collaborative dance than a lecture. At its heart, mentorship is "a dynamic and mutually beneficial partnership between a mentor and a mentee" buil…  ( 9 min )

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm Prashant, a final-year Computer Science student aiming to build solid projects and strengthen my logic through DSA. 🔧 What I'm Currently Working On: Streamji — a simple and clean video streaming app built with the MERN stack. It's still in progress, but I wanted to share what I've built so far! 👉 https://streamji.netlify.app/ 💻 My LeetCode Journey: 👉 My LeetCode Profile 🌱 Why I'm on Dev.to: Let’s connect and grow together! 😊 Feel free to drop your profiles or say hi in the comments 👇 firstpost #leetcode #webdev #mern #100DaysOfCode #devcommunity  ( 3 min )

Success as a software developer doesn’t come by luck or chance. It’s built through years of hard work, continuous learning, and developing good habits. In today’s fast-moving tech world, developers need to keep learning and adapting to stay on top of the latest trends. In this article, I’ll share 7 habits that will help you become a more effective and successful software developer. Just like in school, having a clear schedule helps you organize your day. Plan when and how long you’ll work or learn new skills. This keeps you focused and helps you avoid wasting time. Everyone makes mistakes, and that’s okay. What matters is that you learn from them. When something goes wrong, take a moment to understand why and how you can improve next time. Set aside time daily to practice coding or learning. Consistency helps you make steady progress and spot areas where you need to improve. Having an experienced mentor can be a game-changer. They can guide you, offer advice, and share their insights to help you grow faster and tackle challenges better. The best way to learn is by doing. Choose projects that match your skill level and gradually take on harder ones. Real-world experience will sharpen your skills. There are countless programming languages and tools out there, but don’t spread yourself too thin. Master one area first, then move on to the next. This helps you become a specialist and stand out. Tech changes fast! Read articles, watch webinars, attend conferences, and follow industry experts on social media. Staying current will keep your skills relevant. Building good habits is the key to improving yourself as a developer. By following these 7 habits, you will not only enhance your skills but also gain confidence and stand out in the tech world. Start today and watch your developer journey transform!  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

My Architectural Choices and Practical Experience Introducing Hyperlane: The Next-Gen Rust Web Framework Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight, and developer-friendly Rust Web framework. It is engineered for extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and a modern development experience. Hyperlane leverages Rust's safety and concurrency, providing blazing-fast HTTP services and robust real-time communication support. Performance Highlights: Stunning Benchmark Results wrk test (single-core): Hyperlane: QPS 120,000+ actix-web: QPS 90,000+ axum: QPS 80,000+ ab test (10,000 requests, 100 concurrency): Hyperlane: QPS 110,000+ actix-web: QPS 85,000+ axum: QPS 75,000+ For more details and quick start templates, visit the Hyperlane GitHub page. As a computer science student nearing my se…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

As a software developer, it's important to have a robust portfolio website that can display our abilities and experiences. To assist other developers, I have designed a portfolio website using Next, Tailwind CSS, and EmailJS. In this article, I will provide a step-by-step guide on the setup process, along with the GitHub link. Clone the Repository using GitHub link and change the directory to the developer-portfolio. git clone https://github.com/Sadekul-me/developer-portfolio cd developer-portfolio Now install all packages using npm or yarn. npm install # or yarn After installation, all packages, Now change all data on utils/data/* according to you. For example: name: "Sadekul Islam", profile: '/profile.png', designation: "Software Engineering", description: "I am Sadekul Isl…  ( 4 min )

Imagine you're at your favorite restaurant. You sit down, look at the menu, and place your order with the waiter. Moments later, your meal arrives, steaming hot and delicious. Simple, right? Now imagine you're online, clicking “Buy Now” on an e-commerce site. Behind the scenes, that single click triggers a complex journey—from your browser to a server (or several!), through databases, logic layers, and back to your screen. This is the lifecycle of a backend request, and in this article, we’ll walk through it step by step, just like a dinner order. Whether you’re a backend beginner, a frontend dev curious about what happens after the API call, or a seasoned engineer brushing up, this one’s for you. Your browser is the customer. The URL you enter is your order. Before the browser can send y…  ( 5 min )

Hey there, welcome! crucial JavaScript concept — one that's often confusing for beginners and can lead to serious bugs when misunderstood: 👉 Short-circuiting in JavaScript Short-circuiting means JavaScript stops evaluating an expression as soon as it determines the final result. This can optimize performance and prevent unnecessary computation. It’s most commonly used with: || (Logical OR) && (Logical AND) ?? (Nullish Coalescing) Let’s break each one down with clear examples. || OR Operator – Returns the First Truthy Value The OR (||) operator evaluates from left to right and returns the first truthy value it encounters. If all values are falsy, it returns the last one. console.log("" || false || 4); // ➝ 4 🔍 Why? "" → falsy false → falsy 4 → truthy ✅ → stops and returns 4 …  ( 4 min )

Introduction This is log of tips and trouble shooting. Problem: Parameter setting on tiny 1.3 inch screen using buttons are frustrating. Directly implement your eBike specific parameters in zip container is easy. Solution: File include/eeprom.h contains default parameters, like assist factor, torque sensor calibration and so on. Open configuration setting of your eBike, select "Display" section and choose "yes" on "Reset def". Existing configuration long pressing power button and power off. Green LED on nRF-dongle appears and finished. 2. Longer motor initialization time in lower temperature environment Problem: Display is locked at boot screen for 3-5 min in winter time. Lower temperature is longer locked time. It seems depends on temperature atmosphere, obviously observed in lower than 10degC environment. Once display transits main screen, everything works perfectly. Solution: I strongly want to solve this issue. This is why I made up build environment even binary is provided. 3. Assist level unintentionally changed Problem: Assist level is suddenly changed during riding without any +/- button operation. Solution: Add 0.1uF(104) capacitor between 2 wire of each Up/Down button. This issue seems due to electrical noise. (end of article)  ( 3 min )

By: Alireza Minagar, MD, MBA, MS (Bioinformatics) Software Engineer We’ve long treated artificial intelligence as a tool—one that mimics human behavior, solves problems, and automates tasks. But the deeper I dive into both neuroscience and software engineering, the clearer it becomes: AI is not just inspired by the brain. It’s becoming a second form of cognition. 🧠 Biological Cognition: Chaotic Brilliance We: Infer from incomplete data Feel our way into decisions Dream in abstractions we don’t fully understand This isn’t randomness—it’s organic computation. 🤖 Machine Cognition: Elegant Precision Deterministic Structured Scalable It doesn’t “think” the way we do—but it processes vast information in milliseconds, uncovers hidden patterns, and outputs results we sometimes don’t understand. So what happens when the emotional brain and the logical machine begin to code together? 💡 Coding as a Cognitive Bridge Loops echo habits Recursion mirrors reflection Conditionals mimic decision-making Neural nets model neurons—but run them faster Code is becoming the shared language between two minds: one organic, one artificial. 🔄 The Loop Between Us Not just artificial intelligence… 🧠💬 What do you think: Disclosure: This image was generated using AI and is intended for conceptual and illustrative purposes only. It symbolically represents the intersection of human cognition and artificial intelligence through visual metaphors.  ( 4 min )

Hey devs! I just released my first-ever open-source crate on crates.io — RustyTodos, a terminal-based todo app built entirely in Rust using ratatui and crossterm! ✨ Features ✅ Clean and intuitive TUI layout 🔍 Powerful todo search ⏰ Flexible due date input 🔔 Cross-platform notifications 📦 Easily installable via cargo install 📦 Installation bash cargo install RustyTodos  ( 3 min )

🌱 Blog 1: Mastering the Basics of HTML – My Journey with @devsync 📝 Introduction to HTML HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language, and it's the building block of all websites. Before you can style a site with CSS or add interactivity with JavaScript, you need to understand how to structure content with HTML. When I began learning web development at @devsync, I had no idea where to start. Thanks to the structured training, mentorship, and live coding sessions at devsync.in, I quickly understood the core concepts and began building real websites. 💡 What is HTML? HTML is not a programming language, it's a markup language. It uses tags to define different elements of a webpage. Some of the first tags I learned during my @devsync training were: – Root of the document to – Headings (H1 i…  ( 4 min )

hello people now everyone's here, relatives i dont know names of, people i have never seen, the house crowded and my paternal aunt's crying their hearts out whereas me and my sister, we didnt shed not even a single drop of tear. but its so sad, that as soon as her body was taken for cremation they started laughing, discussing how they got ready on their marriage day and how slim they were. then wasn't it better to show no remorse of grandma's death than faking tears out. losing your mother is such a deep ocean of feeling, how can a difference of one hour make you forget that? nevertheless the day went on, we didnt eat much but enough, enough to survive the day. everyone left but two of my three aunts stayed the night. we slept in our mother's room, and my father in grandmother's, rituals. i found out the internship was a scam and i have lost my 4k. i am planing for a chargeback on the money. it was an expensive lesson. the scammers these days. indians dont study and get smart for the betterment but to scam people and get their money. two tragedy in a day. god must be really tired from my behavior these days. im tired. thank you. signing off  ( 3 min )

Introduction Aniruddha Adak exemplifies the modern polyglot software engineer: equally at home crafting slick React frontends and architecting AI-driven backend services. Colleagues praise him as a passionate learner who turns curiosity into code and community. From web dev bootstraps in Kolkata to AI agent prototypes that synthesize market sentiment, Adak’s journey reveals how personal flair and technical grit can intertwine to build impactful digital experiences. Raised in India’s eastern metropolis of Kolkata, Adak discovered coding in high school—tinkering with HTML and JavaScript to forge rudimentary web pages. His talent earned him a B.Tech. in Computer Science from Budge Budge Institute of Technology (2021–present) Professional Detailed Resume. While classmates chased grades, Adak…  ( 4 min )

💭 “You Were Never Lazy…” — A Quiet Truth for Burnt-Out Devs 🤯 What if your problem was never laziness… We’ve all been there. You open your editor — and just stare. A bug from yesterday still lingers. You’ve been pushing late nights, endless context-switching, and shipping under pressure. And when your mind and body finally say “no more”, you don’t feel tired. lazy. But here’s the truth: You weren’t lazy. exhausted from solving everything alone. Here’s the kicker: even the most basic code functions don’t run in isolation. Think about .map(). [1, 2, 3].map(num => num * 2) // → [2, 4, 6] It asks for help — from a function you give it. delegating. That’s how most of code works: Frameworks abstract the hard stuff Helpers reduce repetition Collaboration makes ideas real faster So… why do we expect ourselves to work alone 24/7? Being a dev often means: Wearing multiple hats (frontend/backend/devops/docs/client support…) Learning while building Debugging alone at 2:43 AM Saying “I got it” when you don’t This “solo hero” mindset creates guilt when we stop — Because if we confuse burnout for personal failure, break. Actually Looks Like Asking for help doesn’t mean you’re incapable. like a dev — efficiently. ✅ You ask a teammate to pair-program for 20 minutes useEffect with a custom hook someone already made These aren’t weaknesses. They’re strategies. It’s not cheating. If your brain is foggy, if your body’s done, You’ve just reached a limit — and limits are data. So pause. Because the moment you ask for help isn’t when you fail. It’s when you start scaling. 🧠💬 Have you felt this kind of burnout before? How did you bounce back — or are you still in it? Let’s talk in the comments.  ( 4 min )

In today's fast-evolving digital landscape, businesses require robust, secure, and scalable productivity solutions. Microsoft 365 Enterprise is designed to meet those needs for large organizations by combining the power of Office 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS), and Windows Enterprise. With features tailored to streamline collaboration, enhance security, and enable seamless device and user management, Microsoft 365 Enterprise has become the go-to solution for enterprises across the globe. This article explores the core components, benefits, and deployment methods of Microsoft 365 Enterprise—focusing particularly on its integration with Active Directory (AD) and Microsoft Intune for centralized management and software distribution. Microsoft 365 Enterprise is a suite of cloud-bas…  ( 6 min )

Are you new to AWS CodeBuild and wondering how it fits into your CI/CD pipeline? You’re in the right place! In this post, we’ll walk through what CodeBuild is, how it works, and why it’s a powerful tool for modern developers. AWS CodeBuild is a fully managed build service in the cloud, and a part of the AWS Developer Tools suite. Why use CodeBuild? ✅ Serverless – No servers to provision or manage. 🔄 Scalable – Automatically scales to meet your build volume. 💰 Cost-effective – You pay only for the minutes your builds run. 🧪 CI/CD integration – Acts as a command line tool in your pipeline. How does it work? CodeBuild uses Docker containers to run build environments. You can use: Prebuilt Docker images provided by AWS Your own Docker images from Docker Hub or Amazon ECR Supported platforms…  ( 4 min )

Popover UI elements are common in web apps, offering extra info or options when users interact with something. Usually, developers rely on npm libraries for Popovers, but these increase the project’s bundle size. In this article, I’ll guide you through building a lightweight, reusable Popover component using React and Tailwind CSS — with both click and hover triggers — so you can keep your app fast and flexible without extra dependencies. // @flow strict "use client" import { useEffect, useRef, useState } from "react"; function ReactPopover({ children, content, trigger = "click" }) { const [show, setShow] = useState(false); const wrapperRef = useRef(null); const handleMouseOver = () => { if (trigger === "hover") { setShow(true); }; }; const handleMouseLeft …  ( 4 min )

Modern software performance is deeply influenced by how efficiently memory is accessed. The full story of memory access latency involves multiple layers → from CPU caches to virtual memory translation, and finally to physical DRAM. This article explains the latency involved in different types of virtual memory accesses, and reveals how these latencies affect overall system performance. If you haven’t already, I recommend reading my previous article on DRAM Internals: How Channels, Banks, and DRAM Access Patterns Impact Performance, which details the physical memory subsystem. This article builds upon that foundation and focuses on the virtual memory side. Physical memory refers to the actual hardware (DRAM) where the data is actually stored. Virtual memory is an abstraction that allows you…  ( 8 min )

Greetings, I hope you are doing well. This classic opening is my go-to for emails, articles, and professional conversations. Today, I reflect on a drastic change in the timeline and roadmap I had previously planned. Questions swirl in my mind: Where did I go wrong? What should I have done differently? How can I better prepare? At the same time, I've watched countless YouTube videos and read Medium articles on "What I would do if I started from zero" as a Data Scientist, Data Analyst, Blockchain Developer, or similar roles. Thus, setting aside all my skills and experience, I'm taking a deep dive into everything required, acquired, and refined. The following is my roadmap for becoming a data scientist, assuming I've reset my life. Data Science is a peculiar field of study and career - a disr…  ( 7 min )

The way developers work has changed more in the last 12 months than it did in the last 5 years. 🏡 Remote-first teams All these trends have redefined what it means to be a productive developer in 2025. In this post, I’ve broken down: What’s changed since 2024 Tools powering remote work Modern productivity metrics Real challenges devs still face How hybrid culture is shaping up 👉 Read the full blog here: Remote Work & Developer Productivity – What’s Changed Post-2024? Let me know in the comments: How has your remote work experience changed after 2024? 💬 Thanks for reading! If you enjoy my blogs, follow me for more content on dev life, remote work, and modern productivity.  ( 3 min )

ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is a cutting-edge language model that has made a significant impact in natural language processing. It uses deep learning algorithms to generate human-like text based on input, making it a powerful tool for chatbots, content creation, and other natural language applications. The Core of ChatGPT How ChatGPT Generates Text One major strength is ChatGPT’s context handling. It understands the flow of conversation and can generate responses that are on-topic and meaningful, making it ideal for chatbot interactions. Scalability and Fine-tuning Real-world Applications Content creation (news articles, creative writing, poetry) Customer service chatbots to handle queries and free human agents Language translation with context understanding Its ability to generate coherent and contextually relevant text opens many possibilities in AI-powered applications. Conclusion Disclaimer: This post was also written using ChatGPT.  ( 4 min )

This is a submission for Frontend Challenge - June Celebrations, CSS Art: June Celebrations. 🌟 Inspiration With this one opportunity, I wanted to create a visual storytelling experience that doesn’t just look beautiful but also resonates emotionally with anyone who views it. Through simple CSS art, images, and animations, I aimed to showcase the spirit of these festivals in a user-friendly and emotionally compelling way. 💻 Demo https://anilgadhe.github.io/Celebrate-June/index.html ] https://github.com/anilgadhe/Celebrate-June ] 📸 Screenshot: https://github.com/anilgadhe/Celebrate-June/blob/main/public/covers/landingpage.png 🎨 Journey What I Did: Structure: Each festival has its own section or subpage, styled with full-screen images, smooth scroll animations, and rich colors. Animations: Used IntersectionObserver for fade-in effects and custom keyframe animations for elements like rain and trees. No card UI: Purposefully kept it immersive—using background images and full-width sections to narrate each story. Emotion + Culture: From the sacred banyan tree on Vat Purnima to the joy of the first monsoon, every detail is handpicked to invoke sentiment. What I Learned: CSS and animation can emotionally engage users without overwhelming them. Accessibility, color contrast, and responsive design were all important in ensuring everyone can experience this on any device. 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Team Credits @anilgadhe 📄 License Released under the MIT License  ( 3 min )

🚀 **_My Web Development Journey with HTML & CSS at Devsync.in Web development always felt like magic to me — how does a blank screen turn into a colorful, interactive website? That curiosity led me to Devsync.in, a platform that truly ignited my coding spark. Through their structured guidance and hands-on sessions, I dove deep into the foundational pillars of web development: HTML and CSS. 🧱 What is HTML? At Devsync.in, we began with the basics of HTML (HyperText Markup Language). It’s like the skeleton of a website — the structure, the foundation. Here's what I learned: HTML Tags: , , , , etc. Attributes: like href, src, alt, and title. Semantic HTML: Using proper tags like , , and for better SEO and accessibility. Devsync.in made it super simple by giving real-life examples. We bu…  ( 4 min )

This is a submission for the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge Being Student Preparing for highly competitive technical internships at top tech companies like Adobe, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and others can be overwhelming. Aspiring candidates often struggle to understand the exact skill requirements, the nuances of the interview process, and how to build a structured, personalized study plan. This leads to wasted effort on irrelevant topics, missed application windows, and high stress levels. To solve this, I built the Big Tech Intern Prep Agent, an autonomous AI workflow powered by Runner H. Starting from a single, detailed prompt, this agent researches a specific internship role at a leading tech company (e.g., Adobe Software Engineer Intern), analyzes the job requirements, studi…  ( 8 min )

🚀 Introduction SRE is a discipline that blends software engineering and operations to ensure that production systems run smoothly with minimal downtime. Originally pioneered by Google, SRE has now become a standard practice in modern DevOps teams. In this article, we’ll break down the key principles, tools, and techniques of SRE and how it can help companies build highly resilient systems. 🚀 Core Principles of SRE 🚀 Major Tools & Technologies in SRE 🚀 Monitoring & Observability 🚀 Infrastructure as Code (IaC) 🚀 CI/CD & Automation 🚀 Chaos Engineering 🚀 Real-World Impact of SRE For instance, Google's SRE team makes sure that Google Search is available 99.999% of the time, showcasing the capability of proactive reliability management. 🚀 Getting Started with SRE? If reliability engineering is your serious business, ongoing learning and experimentation are the name of the game! 🚀 Last Thoughts As businesses keep growing, SRE will become even more important in delivering seamless, unbroken user experiences. Whether you're a budding SRE or a DevOps practitioner, becoming an SRE expert will make you stand out in today's fast-paced tech industry. Want to embark on your SRE journey? Let's get connected and talk about all things monitoring, automation, and reliability! 🚀  ( 4 min )

Scalability is always a big consideration when building applications and while PHP often gets underestimated in this area, it’s still powering huge systems worldwide. How do you approach scalability in your PHP projects? Here are a few discussion prompts: 🏗 Architecture – Do you prefer microservices, modular monoliths, or something else when scaling PHP? 🧰 Frameworks/Tools – What PHP frameworks or tools have helped you scale (e.g., Laravel, Symfony, RoadRunner)? 💽 Databases & Caching – What strategies do you use to prevent bottlenecks (e.g., Redis, read replicas, horizontal scaling)? 🧪 Testing & Deployment – How do you maintain test coverage and deploy large PHP apps safely? 🔍 Lessons Learned – Any real-world challenges or “a-ha!” moments while scaling a PHP system? Let’s swap tips, war stories, and best practices — whether you're running a startup or managing a massive legacy codebase. 👇 Drop your thoughts below! I’d love to learn from your experience.  ( 3 min )

1️⃣ Expert Persona Approach ❌ Beginner: “Rewrite this.” ✅ Pro: “Rewrite this as a senior copywriter at Apple with 15+ years of experience in persuasive storytelling. Use industry-specific language, compelling phrasing, and a narrative that keeps readers engaged while subtly driving action.” 2️⃣ Flaw Finder Technique ❌ Beginner: “Fix this.” ✅ Pro: “Fix this by identifying weak areas in clarity, structure, and engagement. Reshape the language for precision, enhance flow, and elevate the impact without losing the original tone.” 3️⃣ Precision Upgrade Method ❌ Beginner: “Make it better.” ✅ Pro: “Refine clarity, amplify persuasion, and strengthen emotional appeal. Optimize word choice, add rhythm, and structure it for max engagement.” 4️⃣ Targeted Refinement Formula ❌ Beginner: “Improve this.” ✅ Pro: “Improve this for [target audience] — sharpen message, adjust tone, and restructure it for clarity and persuasiveness.” 5️⃣ Power Summary Trick ❌ Beginner: “Summarize this.” ✅ Pro: “Summarize into a crisp tweet-length sentence that sparks curiosity. Give a second version for high retention.” 6️⃣ Crystal Clear Breakdown ❌ Beginner: “Explain this.” ✅ Pro: “Explain with an analogy, metaphor, or vivid storytelling so it's engaging yet deep.” 7️⃣ Idea Generator Hack ❌ Beginner: “Give me ideas.” ✅ Pro: “Give me 10 unique, high-impact ideas for [topic], each with a compelling hook or differentiator.” 8️⃣ Engaging Response Blueprint ❌ Beginner: “Write a response.” ✅ Pro: “Make it dynamic, persuasive, and emotionally engaging with storytelling and rhetorical devices.” 9️⃣ Expert Tone Transformation ❌ Beginner: “Make it sound professional.” ✅ Pro: “Refine structure, enhance precision, and elevate authority to suit a high-level audience.” 🔟 Step-by-Step Mentor Strategy ❌ Beginner: “Help me with this.” ✅ Pro: “Break it down into a step-by-step guide with best practices, tips, and common pitfalls.”  ( 3 min )

Imagine this: you're a vibe coder. 😐 (Many developers are already shocked they even imagined that for a second—but bear with us.) You’ve heard of a service called bolt.new, and you've just been invited to a hackathon. Not just any hackathon, but a world vibe-coding hackathon. (Yeah, these guys actually went all in.) But there’s a problem—you’ve been given a very limited number of tokens. And you quickly realize that’s nowhere near enough for your project. Frustrated, you're about to give up—until you see and read this post. For those unfamiliar: Bolt.new is a browser-based platform for developing web applications using artificial intelligence. It allows you to create, edit, and deploy applications directly in the browser by generating code based on natural language prompts. In the free ve…  ( 5 min )

Testando um App Next 14 com a api do Dev.co Eu estou desenvolvendo um app em next usando a api dev.com/api para tornar minha aplicação dinâmica.  ( 2 min )

The landscape of business automation is undergoing a profound transformation, moving beyond the simple automation of repetitive tasks to a new era of "hyperautomation." This evolution is driven by the powerful synergy between Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI). While RPA has long been a cornerstone for streamlining rule-based, high-volume processes, its capabilities have traditionally been limited when confronted with unstructured data or tasks requiring cognitive discernment. Enter Generative AI, a revolutionary form of artificial intelligence capable of understanding, creating, and reasoning with complex, unstructured information. By combining RPA's execution prowess with GenAI's cognitive abilities, organizations are unlocking "Intelligent Au…  ( 6 min )

In this Story, I have a super quick tutorial showing you how to create a multi-agent chatbot using LangGraph, Reflection, and Gemini 2.5 to build a powerful full-stack agent chatbot for your business or personal use. On June 3, 2025, Google released the official template “Gemini Fullstack LangGraph”, which combines the Gemini 2.5 series with LangChain/LangGraph as open source! It is a full-stack solution that helps developers quickly build intelligent research tools. The project is based on the Google Gemini 2.5 large model and the LangGraph framework, integrating the React front-end and the LangGraph back-end capabilities. Its integration enables dynamic search query generation, network information collection using the Google Search API, knowledge gap analysis, and comprehensive answer ou…  ( 11 min )

Testando um App Next 14 com a api do Dev.co Eu estou desenvolvendo um app em next usando a api dev.com/api para tornar minha aplicação dinâmica.  ( 2 min )

Project Link: root@ltpp.vip As a computer science student nearing my senior year, I've been fascinated by the progression of software architecture. From monolithic designs to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), and now to the widely adopted microservices model, each evolution has sought to overcome contemporary challenges, advancing software engineering towards improved efficiency, flexibility, and reliability. In my academic and practical endeavors, microservices—with their benefits like independent deployment, technological variety, and elastic scalability—have made a strong impression on me. Yet, microservices are not a panacea; they introduce new complexities along with their advantages. Choosing a suitable framework to navigate this microservices environment has been a key focus of …  ( 9 min )

Project Link: root@ltpp.vip As a junior in computer science, I embarked on a project last semester to build a campus second-hand trading platform. This led me to discover the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework. I was at a crossroads, needing a framework robust enough for peak end-of-semester trading and simple enough for a Rust novice like me to grasp quickly. Hyperlane didn't just meet my expectations; it exceeded them. I'm excited to share my journey with this impressive framework. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into writing route functions with Hyperlane introduced me to its Context (or ctx). I was immediately struck by its design. I remember when I first needed to retrieve the request method. In more conventional Rust HTTP frameworks, the code would typically l…  ( 6 min )

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Introdução Procurar informações em um repositório de código gigante pode ser frustrante. Nós sabemos que a resposta está ali, em algum lugar, perdida no meio de centenas de arquivos SQL, Python ou YAML. Usar grep ou a busca nativa do editor resolve problemas pontuais, mas e se você pudesse simplesmente conversar com seu código? Mais do que apenas criar uma ferramenta útil, este artigo é um guia prático para quem deseja estudar e aplicar conceitos de Inteligência Artificial. Ao construir este projeto, você ganhará experiência hands-on com LLMs, a arquitetura RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), bancos de dados vetoriais e, crucialmente, técnicas de pré-processamento de dados que são a base para qualquer sistema de IA eficaz. Neste guia, vamos construir um sistema de busca que roda inteir…  ( 8 min )

Project Link: root@ltpp.vip As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year ve…  ( 10 min )

Testando um App Next 14 com a api do Dev.co Eu estou desenvolvendo um app em next usando a api dev.com/api para tornar minha aplicação dinâmica.  ( 3 min )

Project Link: root@ltpp.vip I came across the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework while browsing GitHub, and its advertised performance metrics immediately piqued my interest. The official documentation states: "Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight Rust HTTP framework. It's engineered to streamline modern web service development, striking a balance between flexibility and raw performance." I resolved to utilize it for my distributed systems course project. My first step was to add it as a dependency in my Cargo.toml file: [dependencies] hyperlane = "5.25.1" Today, I delved into Hyperlane's Context abstraction. In many conventional web frameworks, retrieving the request method might involve a sequence like this: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); Hyperlane, however, pro…  ( 4 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. Project Link: root@ltpp.vip ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. B…  ( 6 min )

As a junior in computer science, I embarked on a project last semester to build a campus second-hand trading platform. This led me to discover the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework. I was at a crossroads, needing a framework robust enough for peak end-of-semester trading and simple enough for a Rust novice like me to grasp quickly. Hyperlane didn't just meet my expectations; it exceeded them. I'm excited to share my journey with this impressive framework. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into writing route functions with Hyperlane introduced me to its Context (or ctx). I was immediately struck by its design. I remember when I first needed to retrieve the request method. In more conventional Rust HTTP frameworks, the code would typically look like this: let method = c…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

For decades, the professional calling card has been a static document: the resume or the CV. We spend hours meticulously crafting bullet points, trimming margins, and exporting to PDF, hoping to distill our complex careers into a single, digestible page. But what if you could offer something more? What if you could let anyone: colleagues, recruiters, event organizers, or potential collaborators—literally ask your professional history questions using an interactive tool? With the recent launch of public sharing for Google's NotebookLM, as announced on the official Google blog, this idea is no longer a "what if." It's a reality. We can now create a personal, interactive notebook—complete with a chat interface, mind maps, and even audio summaries - that anyone can use to learn about us. It's …  ( 6 min )

Day 1: First Encounter with Hyperlane I came across the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework while browsing GitHub, and its advertised performance metrics immediately piqued my interest. The official documentation states: "Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight Rust HTTP framework. It's engineered to streamline modern web service development, striking a balance between flexibility and raw performance." I resolved to utilize it for my distributed systems course project. My first step was to add it as a dependency in my Cargo.toml file: [dependencies] hyperlane = "5.25.1" Today, I delved into Hyperlane's Context abstraction. In many conventional web frameworks, retrieving the request method might involve a sequence like this: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); Hyperlane, h…  ( 4 min )

##鸿蒙核心技术##运动开发##Media Kit（媒体服务）# 在当今数字化时代，运动健身已经成为许多人生活的一部分。今天我将在应用中添加视频播放器，帮助用户在运动前、运动后更好地进行热身和拉伸。这篇文章将从代码核心点入手，带你一步步了解开发过程中的关键技术和实现细节。 在开发任何应用之前，明确需求是至关重要的。对于运动视频播放器，我们需要考虑以下几个核心功能： 视频播放：支持播放运动相关的视频，如热身、拉伸等。 用户交互：提供简单的按钮操作，如播放、暂停、继续等。 接下来，我们将通过代码的核心部分，逐步解析实现运动视频播放器的关键步骤。 在鸿蒙开发中，页面布局是用户体验的基础。我们使用了LibNav和LibPage来构建页面的导航和内容布局。以下是代码的核心部分： @Component export struct SportHelperPage { @Builder pageNavBuilder(){ LibNav({ pageTitle: "运动助手" }).width("100%") } @Builder pageContentBuilder(){ Column() { Text('运动助手') .fontSize(20) .fontWeight(FontWeight.Bold) .margin({ top: 20 }) Button('跑前热身') .onClick(() => this.playVideo('https://video.111.com/p/bms/warmup_before_running.mp4')) .margin({ top: 10 }) Button('跑后拉伸…  ( 3 min )

This is a submission for the Runner H "AI Agent Prompting" Challenge An autonomous AI agent that helps students search for internships, draft application emails, organize opportunities in Notion, and even send follow-up reminders all with one smart prompt. The AI Internship Application Assistant is built using Runner H. It: Finds remote internships based on user preferences Drafts professional email applications Organizes job leads into Notion for tracking Sends polite follow ups if there's no response Works while you focus on learning, coding, or relaxing "Find me 5 remote internship opportunities in software development that are beginner-friendly, open to students in Ghana, and don't require a cover letter. Add the links, deadline, and summary to a Notion board, then write and schedule p…  ( 4 min )

The Use Case At first, we had a simple schema: session_id (PK) approval_id (PK) Each Approval was linked directly to a WorkSession. But soon, a real-world need surfaced: Sometimes, one approval covers multiple sessions. But our database design didn't allow that. Instead, we had to duplicate approval records for each session — not ideal. The Solution session_id (FK) Now, a single Approval can be reused across multiple sessions. In the UI, we added a feature for users to search and select existing approvals, reducing redundancy and simplifying workflows. Why It Matters Easier to maintain & more accurate Reflects actual business logic These kinds of small design shifts from tightly coupled to normalized lead to systems that scale better, adapt to real-world use cases, and are easier to evolve.  ( 3 min )

Day 1: First Encounter with Hyperlane I came across the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework while browsing GitHub, and its advertised performance metrics immediately piqued my interest. The official documentation states: "Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight Rust HTTP framework. It's engineered to streamline modern web service development, striking a balance between flexibility and raw performance." I resolved to utilize it for my distributed systems course project. My first step was to add it as a dependency in my Cargo.toml file: [dependencies] hyperlane = "5.25.1" Today, I delved into Hyperlane's Context abstraction. In many conventional web frameworks, retrieving the request method might involve a sequence like this: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); Hyperlane, h…  ( 4 min )

As a computer science student nearing my senior year, I've been fascinated by the progression of software architecture. From monolithic designs to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), and now to the widely adopted microservices model, each evolution has sought to overcome contemporary challenges, advancing software engineering towards improved efficiency, flexibility, and reliability. In my academic and practical endeavors, microservices—with their benefits like independent deployment, technological variety, and elastic scalability—have made a strong impression on me. Yet, microservices are not a panacea; they introduce new complexities along with their advantages. Choosing a suitable framework to navigate this microservices environment has been a key focus of my recent explorations. Fortu…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year computer science student, I often found myself grappling with the sluggishness of web applications. While textbooks painted pictures of efficiency, the reality of complex, real-world projects frequently led to frustration. My perspective on "efficiency" and "elegance" in web development shifted dramatically after I stumbled upon a particular open-source project. Initially, my expectations were modest. The market is saturated with frameworks, and for a new contender to make a mark, it needs to offer something truly exceptional. However, as I delved into its design documents—which were notably concise and focused—and experimented with its sample projects, which launched swiftly and consumed minimal resources, a gut feeling told me this could be the solution I'd been searching…  ( 6 min )

Man, I was really bad at coding. Like really, really bad. My friend could build a whole website before I even got one stupid button to work right. Made me want to throw my laptop out the window. I thought I was just not good at it or something. But then I started paying attention to what I was doing wrong. Turns out it wasn't the hard coding stuff that was slowing me down. It was all the dumb little things I kept doing over and over again. So I changed some simple things. Nothing crazy. Just basic stuff. And now I code way faster and it doesn't make me want to cry anymore. Here's what worked for me. Okay this sounds super boring but just listen. I made a file on my computer called "my-code-stuff.txt" and everytime I wrote something useful, I threw it in there. You know that CSS code to c…  ( 6 min )

La criptografía es el arte de proteger información para que solo pueda ser leída por quienes tienen autorización. Aunque suene moderno, sus raíces se remontan a civilizaciones antiguas que ya usaban códigos y claves para ocultar mensajes importantes. Actualmente, forma parte esencial de nuestra vida digital: protege tus chats, tus contraseñas, las compras que haces en línea e incluso las transacciones con criptomonedas. En este artículo de Synzen se explica cómo funciona, desde los sistemas clásicos hasta los modernos algoritmos usados en internet. Gracias a ella, conceptos como la confidencialidad, la integridad de los datos y la autenticidad de los mensajes se mantienen seguros, en un mundo donde la información viaja a cada segundo.  ( 3 min )

Madhu Sudhan Subedi Tech Weekly Scientists in Japan develop plastic that dissolves in seawater within hours Researchers in Japan have developed a groundbreaking plastic material that can dissolve in seawater within hours. This innovative solution offers a promising answer to the growing global crisis of plastic pollution in our oceans. Link Is this tax code a reason for current mass layoffs? A little-known change to the U.S. tax code has quietly reshaped the financial logic of how tech companies invest in research and development. This provision, buried in the 2017 tax law, has contributed to the loss of hundreds of thousands of high-paying tech jobs. Link Chatgpt to embed in every colleges: The AI Takeover of College Campuses As the AI revolution sweeps through highe…  ( 7 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

Soy @codechappie y en esta entrada quiero hablarte sobre un concepto fundamental —y muchas veces subestimado— en el desarrollo de software: la deuda técnica. ¿Qué es la deuda técnica? La deuda técnica es como tomar un atajo en el desarrollo. En el momento puede parecer la mejor manera de avanzar rápidamente, pero a largo plazo puede traer consecuencias costosas, como errores difíciles de resolver, baja mantenibilidad o incluso la necesidad de rehacer partes completas del sistema. Quieres saber más: Visita mi blog  ( 3 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

Can Gen AI Fix My Engineer-Looking UI? My friends often comment on the software I write, that it looks like it was designed by a software engineer -- I take it as a compliment. But, there is certain truth to it -- I do not have a designers edge when it comes to creating beautiful looking UI. Gen AI for developers, like me, could be a game changer. And this is the assumption we are about to verify. Here is the prompt: "make UX improvements of the landing screen to make it more modern". We will give this prompt to different models available in github copilot, and will document the results: what was it able to accomplish (screenshot) how long it took was it able to complete the task from the first attempt, or there were additional intermittent prompts to make it work. overall rating For e…  ( 6 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

Quantum Machine Learning (QML) stands at the exciting intersection of quantum computing and artificial intelligence, promising to revolutionize how we process information and solve complex problems. While the ultimate vision of fault-tolerant quantum computers is still on the horizon, the field of QML is not merely a theoretical construct. Today, developers and researchers can actively explore practical applications using existing quantum hardware and robust open-source libraries. This article moves beyond the abstract to showcase tangible examples of what you can achieve with QML right now, even with the inherent limitations of current quantum systems like qubit count and error rates. These challenges are actively being addressed through ongoing research and engineering, paving the way fo…  ( 8 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

Before we begin, note that there are two ways to deploy an Astro site on Railway: If your website uses SSR (Server-Side Rendering) or adapters. If your website is completely static. This post focuses on the second option: deploying a fully static Astro site on Railway. First, create your Astro project. Open your terminal and run: npm create astro@latest Follow the prompts to set up a static site. In my case, I'm building a personal portfolio to showcase my projects. You can fork or contribute to my repo here: https://github.com/Gersomsim/Pesonal-web Once your site is ready, modify your package.json: "scripts": { "dev": "astro dev", "build": "astro build", "preview": "astro preview", "start": "npx serve dist" // Crucial for static Astro sites } Then add this at the end of package.json: "engines": { "node": ">=18.0.0" // Tells Railway the minimum Node.js version } Projects scaffolded with Astro default to static output. Just confirm: import { defineConfig } from 'astro/config'; export default defineConfig({ // output: "static" (default value) }); Uncomment the output line if unsure, but it’s static by default. Add this to instruct Railway’s builder: { "builds": [ { "src": "package.json", "use": "@railway/nixpacks" } ] } Create this file to configure static file serving: { "root": "dist", "clean_urls": true, "routes": { "**": "index.html" } } With these steps complete, your static site is prepped for Railway. Deployment is straightforward: 1.- Log into Railway with your GitHub account You might wonder: "Why Railway over Vercel/Netlify?" While alternatives exist, I chose Railway for its $5/month Hobby Plan. This lets me host: Frontend projects Backend APIs (Laravel, NestJS, etc.) My entire portfolio For the price of a coffee, I avoid juggling multiple services. Thanks for reading my first post! 🚀 Cheers!  ( 4 min )

Day 1: First Encounter with Hyperlane I came across the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework while browsing GitHub, and its advertised performance metrics immediately piqued my interest. The official documentation states: "Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight Rust HTTP framework. It's engineered to streamline modern web service development, striking a balance between flexibility and raw performance." I resolved to utilize it for my distributed systems course project. My first step was to add it as a dependency in my Cargo.toml file: [dependencies] hyperlane = "5.25.1" Today, I delved into Hyperlane's Context abstraction. In many conventional web frameworks, retrieving the request method might involve a sequence like this: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); Hyperlane, h…  ( 4 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

Imagine um cenário onde algoritmos sugerem as melhores estratégias, copilotos de IA completam relatórios antes mesmo de você pedir e agentes autônomos executam tarefas complexas com mínima supervisão. Parece o futuro? Não: já é o presente. Vivemos um dos momentos mais transformadores para a prática da liderança nas organizações. A ascensão da Inteligência Artificial desafia modelos tradicionais de gestão e inaugura uma nova era, na qual pensar equipes, processos e resultados exige a integração fluida entre capacidades humanas e tecnológicas. O avanço da IA expande exponencialmente as possibilidades estratégicas, exigindo que a liderança evolua de gestora de processos para orquestradora de sistemas inteligentes. Esse movimento se distribui em três eixos temporais: o passado, quando a lidera…  ( 6 min )

O que é Git e por que todo programador precisa aprender isso? Se você está começando no mundo da programação, provavelmente já ouviu falar sobre Git. Afinal, você sabe o que é Git e por que ele é tão essencial para quem trabalha com programação? Neste artigo, você vai entender, de forma simples, como essa ferramenta funciona e por que ela é indispensável no dia a dia de qualquer desenvolvedor. 🔍** O que é Git?** O Git é uma poderosa ferramenta de controle de versões, desenvolvida para ajudar na organização de projetos, especialmente na programação. Criado por Linus Torvalds, o mesmo criador do Linux, o Git permite gerenciar o histórico de alterações em arquivos, facilitando tanto o trabalho individual quanto o colaborativo. Imagine que você está desenvolvendo um site e, de repente, algo d…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, I often found myself grappling with the sluggishness of web applications. While textbooks painted pictures of efficiency, the reality of complex, real-world projects frequently led to frustration. My perspective on "efficiency" and "elegance" in web development shifted dramatically after I stumbled upon a particular open-source project. Initially, my expectations were modest. The market is saturated with frameworks, and for a new contender to make a mark, it needs to offer something truly exceptional. However, as I delved into its design documents—which were notably concise and focused—and experimented with its sample projects, which launched swiftly and consumed minimal resources, a gut feeling told me this could be the solution I'd been searching…  ( 6 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

A Fun String Manipulation + Greedy Problem Hey Devs! 👋 Let’s decode another cool number-manipulation problem today: 1432. Max Difference You Can Get From Changing an Integer. This one is about finding the maximum possible difference by replacing digits — twice, independently! You're given an integer num. You perform this operation twice: Choose a digit x and replace all occurrences of it with another digit y (0–9, can be the same). Do this twice independently to form two new numbers a and b. Your task: Return the maximum difference between a and b. 🚫 No leading zeroes allowed Input: num = 555 Output: 888 Explanation: For maximum number: Replace 5 → 9 → 999 For minimum number: Replace 5 → 1 → 111 Difference: 999 - 111 = 888 💡 Intuition & Strategy To get: Maximum value:…  ( 5 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

这篇文章标题为 “黑马点评项目‑短信登录功能”，分享的是一个基于 Spring Boot + Vue 构建的「点评系统」中短信验证码登录模块的完整实现流程，涵盖从前端部署到后端逻辑和 Redis 集群设计。以下是详细解析 🛠️： 前端通过 Nginx（Mac 本地或虚拟机）部署，替换配置并开放端口，第 3.1–3.5 节详述部署系列步骤 (blog.csdn.net)。 操作包括：替换 nginx.conf 配置、上传前端资源、启动服务，并保证跨虚拟机/宿主可访问。 客户端请求 /user/code?phone=xxx； 后端通过 UserService.sendCode()： 验证手机号格式； 用 RandomUtil.randomNumbers(6) 生成 6 位验证码； 把验证码存入 session，之后会拓展到 Redis(blog.csdn.net)。 /user/login 接口处理 phone 和 code； 从 session（或 Redis）中获取验证码，比对后验证通过； 账号存在？ 用 MyBatis‑Plus 查询：query().eq("phone", phone).one()； 不存在？ 调用 createUserWithPhone() 创建新用户并保存； 将最终 UserDTO 放入 session，并返回结果(blog.csdn.net)。 自定义 LoginInterceptor： 判断 session 中有无 user； 存在则放入 UserHolder(ThreadLocal)，否则返回 401(blog.csdn.net)。 在 SpringMVC MvcConfig 中注册拦截器，并排除无需登录的路径(blog.csdn.net)。 3.2 DTO 隐藏敏感信息 定义 UserDTO，仅包含必要字段 (id, nickName, icon)； 拦截器和登录逻辑均使用 UserDTO，避免暴露敏感信息(blog.csdn.net)。 Session 存于单台机器，集群模式下存在用户登录丢失问题； Redis 提供跨实例共享，并且能设置过期时间(blog.csdn.net)。 sendCode() 改存在 Redis：stringRedisTemplate.opsForValue().set(LOGIN_CODE_KEY + phone, code, TTL)； login()： 验证码比对； 用户存在时生成 UUID token； 用 Hash 存储用户信息到 Redis，设置过期时间； 返回 token 作为登录凭证(blog.csdn.net)。 RefreshTokenInterceptor（order=0）拦截所有请求： 从 authorization header 获取 token； 在 Redis 查 hash 并放入 UserHolder，并刷新过期时间(blog.csdn.net)。 LoginInterceptor（order=1）针对敏感路径再次校验 UserHolder 是否存在，不存在则返回 401。 ⚠️5.2 类型转换 Bug 修复 将 token 存入 Hash 时，使用 CopyOptions 强制将所有 value 转为字符串，避免类型转换异常。 模块 技术 / 方法 前端部署 Nginx + 静态资源发布 登录流程 验证码发送 → 比对 → 创建/查询用户 → Token 返回 存储手段 Session → Redis（String + Hash） 登录校验 两级拦截器（Refresh + Login） 安全与性能 DTO 隐藏敏感信息 + Redis token 刷新维护登录状态 ✅ 思路清晰：从前端部署、发送验证码、Redis 存储、拦截器验证，到 token 刷新，全流程贯通。 ✅ 可扩展性强：切换 Redis 后支持集群，无状态 SSOToken。 ✅ 细节考虑周到：防止敏感信息泄漏、强制类型转换、token 刷新机制等。 如果你希望，我可以为你整理该模块的关键类（Controller、Service、Interceptor 等）的完整代码，或者帮你实现简化版 demo，甚至讲解如何在 MyBatis‑Plus 中进行配置，随时告诉我！  ( 3 min )

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As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

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Handling Permissions in React Native 🚀 OneDev ・ Jun 6 #reactnative #programming #javascript #mobile  ( 3 min )

As a computer science student nearing my senior year, I've been fascinated by the progression of software architecture. From monolithic designs to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), and now to the widely adopted microservices model, each evolution has sought to overcome contemporary challenges, advancing software engineering towards improved efficiency, flexibility, and reliability. In my academic and practical endeavors, microservices—with their benefits like independent deployment, technological variety, and elastic scalability—have made a strong impression on me. Yet, microservices are not a panacea; they introduce new complexities along with their advantages. Choosing a suitable framework to navigate this microservices environment has been a key focus of my recent explorations. Fortu…  ( 9 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

Hey folks, I recently built a tool called Uplinkly – it’s a short link manager that allows you to: It started as a personal experiment, but now it’s almost a fully working tool. Not a commercial push — just wanted to share in case someone finds it useful or has feedback. 👉 https://uplinkly.net If you have a few minutes to check it out and click around — I’d be super grateful! And I’d love to hear what you’d improve or expect from a tool like this.  ( 3 min )

As a third-year computer science student, I often found myself grappling with the sluggishness of web applications. While textbooks painted pictures of efficiency, the reality of complex, real-world projects frequently led to frustration. My perspective on "efficiency" and "elegance" in web development shifted dramatically after I stumbled upon a particular open-source project. Initially, my expectations were modest. The market is saturated with frameworks, and for a new contender to make a mark, it needs to offer something truly exceptional. However, as I delved into its design documents—which were notably concise and focused—and experimented with its sample projects, which launched swiftly and consumed minimal resources, a gut feeling told me this could be the solution I'd been searching…  ( 6 min )

Hey folks, I recently built a tool called Uplinkly – it’s a short link manager that allows you to: It started as a personal experiment, but now it’s almost a fully working tool. Not a commercial push — just wanted to share in case someone finds it useful or has feedback. 👉 https://uplinkly.net If you have a few minutes to check it out and click around — I’d be super grateful! And I’d love to hear what you’d improve or expect from a tool like this.  ( 3 min )

The Problem We Aimed to Solve… Traditional Jira burndown charts, while useful, often fall short in providing the insights that project managers and teams need to make informed decisions. We repeatedly encountered several challenges: Scope Changes: Standard burndowns don’t effectively track or visualize how project scope changes over time Resource Planning: Traditional charts fail to account for varying team capacity and velocity. They also fail to explain how your resource model assumptions are playing out with your real project data. Multiple Perspectives: Teams needed to track different subsets of work (like features vs bugs) within the same project. We would often see changes in the burndown chart and couldn’t easily explain what was happening. This would occur as testing efforts w…  ( 4 min )

Hey folks, I recently built a tool called Uplinkly – it’s a short link manager that allows you to: It started as a personal experiment, but now it’s almost a fully working tool. Not a commercial push — just wanted to share in case someone finds it useful or has feedback. 👉 https://uplinkly.net If you have a few minutes to check it out and click around — I’d be super grateful! And I’d love to hear what you’d improve or expect from a tool like this.  ( 3 min )

Cover image source:AWS EVENT I had never used Amazon Q CLI before this. When I saw the "Build Games with Amazon Q CLI" campaign, I was curious. It mentioned that you could create a game just by describing it in a prompt, which sounded surprisingly convenient. So I decided to give it a try. I approached it with no expectations, and I was genuinely impressed by how capable and easy the experience was, especially for a command-line tool. I followed this essential guide to install everything: The Essential Guide to Installing Amazon Q Developer CLI on Windows q doctor then: q chat And inside the chat, I simply asked it to install Pygame as the game library. Amazon Q CLI did it by itself. That was a surprise and a huge time-saver. Within the Q CLI terminal, I provided a single prompt. Here’s …  ( 5 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

June 14 2025 I gave my Hack Vega exam, and it went decently well. It wasn't too overwhelming, and I think I managed to answer most questions confidently. The exam had a mix of everything – logical reasoning, english and quant. Let’s hope it turns out well! I didn’t want to completely burn out, so I did a light DSA brush-up — nothing too intense, just revised some commonly used patterns and solved a few quick problems to keep the rhythm going. Even a little practice every day adds up. Later in the evening, I got curious and ended up reading about two system design topics randomly via ChatGPT. It’s fascinating how deep and layered system design can get. From scalable chat systems to caching mechanisms, there’s always something new to uncover. I wasn’t planning to dive into it today. Signing off Anisha 💗  ( 3 min )

Today was all about revisiting Step 5: Copywriting and it took more energy than expected. Copywriting Foundations I Revisited John Caples – The Copywriting: Tested Advertising Methods Joseph Sugarman – Triggers Together, these gave me a strong foundation for simplifying and clarifying the page copy. What I Changed Because of my growing affection for the project (as I mentioned in my last post), I had included too much detail, especially in the “Customer Testimonials” section. Here's what I did: Printed and categorized all review data Sorted by sentiment and theme to avoid bias Identified overlaps and cut redundancy Trimmed long sentences and replaced them with impactful phrases Removed weaker local testimonials (even the ones I liked), especially those that only worked because of local dialect. It hurt a little, but it helped the copy. Writing on paper helped me spot small contradictions in my draft and source materials, which explained why I’d been confused several times before. It was a relief to finally resolve them. What’s Next Next.js Tailwind CSS Framer Motion for subtle animations But before I lock them in, I want to survey new or trending tools to make sure I’m not missing out on anything valuable. Reflection The parts before anything takes form are where the real work, and real learning, happen. More updates tomorrow. Date: June 14, 2025 tags: portfolio, webdev, copywriting, ux, learning  ( 3 min )

Overview certwatch-js is a lightweight Node.js library designed to monitor the validity and configuration of SSL/TLS certificates used by web services, APIs, and infrastructure endpoints. It programmatically retrieves certificate metadata such as issuer, subject, validity period, and expiration date by establishing a secure connection to the target host. This information is then evaluated to determine whether the certificate is close to expiration or misconfigured. By integrating certwatch-js into DevOps pipelines, you can proactively detect issues like upcoming certificate expiry, self-signed or untrusted certs, and misaligned subject details. This helps prevent production outages, security incidents, or compliance violations due to overlooked certificate renewals. The tool is ideal for…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

In a recent project, we ran into an interesting design limitation involving a status tracking system where multiple entities were tied to a single parent event. Each entity could become active or inactive at different times, but the system was recording status changes at the parent level, not individually. This led to a common but critical problem: updating the status for one entity ended up updating it for all related entities, even if some were still active. While this might be fine in tightly coupled scenarios, it didn’t reflect the real-world behavior of our system. The Problem The Solution A simple shift in data design made the system far more flexible and accurate.  ( 3 min )

In a recent project, we ran into an interesting design limitation involving a status tracking system where multiple entities were tied to a single parent event. Each entity could become active or inactive at different times, but the system was recording status changes at the parent level, not individually. This led to a common but critical problem: updating the status for one entity ended up updating it for all related entities, even if some were still active. While this might be fine in tightly coupled scenarios, it didn’t reflect the real-world behavior of our system. The Problem The Solution A simple shift in data design made the system far more flexible and accurate.  ( 3 min )

As a junior in computer science, I embarked on a project last semester to build a campus second-hand trading platform. This led me to discover the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework. I was at a crossroads, needing a framework robust enough for peak end-of-semester trading and simple enough for a Rust novice like me to grasp quickly. Hyperlane didn't just meet my expectations; it exceeded them. I'm excited to share my journey with this impressive framework. ctx: A Thoughtfully Designed Abstraction My initial foray into writing route functions with Hyperlane introduced me to its Context (or ctx). I was immediately struck by its design. I remember when I first needed to retrieve the request method. In more conventional Rust HTTP frameworks, the code would typically look like this: let method = c…  ( 6 min )

Managing multiple asynchronous operations in JavaScript can become complex. Fortunately, JavaScript provides several built-in methods—.all(), .allSettled(), .race(), and .any()—to handle such operations gracefully. This blog provides a professional, structured comparison of these promise methods with real code examples and practical use cases. Understanding the Basics Promise.all() – Wait for All to Succeed Use Case Example const p1 = Promise.resolve('Result 1'); const p2 = Promise.resolve('Result 2'); const p3 = Promise.reject('Error in p3'); Promise.all([p1, p2, p3]) .then(results => console.log('All success:', results)) .catch(error => console.error('At least one failed:', error)); Output At least one failed: Error in p3 Promise.allSettled() – Wait for All to Finish (Regardless of Success or Failure) Use Case Promise.allSettled([p1, p2, p3]) .then(results => console.log('All settled:', results)); Output [ { status: 'fulfilled', value: 'Result 1' }, Promise.race() – First Settled Wins Use Case Example const fast = new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(() => resolve("Fast!"), 100)); const slow = new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(() => resolve("Slow!"), 500)); Promise.race([fast, slow]) .then(result => console.log('Winner:', result)); Output Winner: Fast! Promise.any() – First Successful Only Use Case Example const fail1 = Promise.reject("Fail 1"); const fail2 = Promise.reject("Fail 2"); const success = Promise.resolve("Success!"); Promise.any([fail1, fail2, success]) .then(result => console.log("First success:", result)) .catch(err => console.log("All failed", err)); Output First success: Success! Summary Use Promise.all() when everything must succeed. Use Promise.allSettled() to inspect all outcomes. Use Promise.race() for the fastest result (good or bad). Use Promise.any() to get the first successful result only.  ( 4 min )

netsec-analyzer A CLI tool to scan open ports, evaluate TLS configurations, and recommend Linux hardening practices. netsec-analyzer is a powerful command-line utility designed to assist DevOps engineers, cybersecurity professionals, and system administrators in identifying network vulnerabilities and improving server hardening practices. This tool offers rapid scanning of commonly used ports, audits TLS/SSL configurations for misconfigurations or weak ciphers, and provides actionable security recommendations for strengthening Linux-based server deployments. Open Port Scanner Scans a set of well-known and commonly targeted ports (e.g., 22, 80, 443, 3306, 5432) on the specified host to detect potentially exposed services. This helps you identify unnecessary or misconfigured services that …  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

SwiftUI has revolutionized iOS development with its declarative approach, but performance optimization remains a critical concern for creating smooth, responsive apps. With the introduction of Instruments 26, Apple has provided developers with powerful new tools to identify and resolve SwiftUI performance bottlenecks. Performance problems in SwiftUI apps typically manifest as hitches, hangs, or delayed animations. These issues often stem from two primary causes: Long View Body Updates: When view body computations take too long, they can cause the app to miss frame deadlines, resulting in visible hitches during animations and scrolling. Unnecessary View Updates: Even fast view updates can accumulate and cause performance problems when too many views update unnecessarily in a single frame. …  ( 5 min )

Google isn't going to plan your career. You are the CEO of Me, Inc. This means you are responsible for: Product (Your Skills): Are they relevant and in demand? Marketing (Your Resume/LinkedIn): Does it tell a compelling story? Sales (Your Interviews): Can you close the deal? R&D (Your Learning): Are you investing in future growth? Finance (Your Salary): Are you being compensated at market rate? Once you adopt this mindset, everything changes. What's one thing you're doing this week to be a better CEO of your career?  ( 3 min )

What is a Promise? Fetching data from a server Reading a file Waiting for a timeout Instead of blocking everything, JavaScript says: "Hey! I'll do this task, and when I'm done, I'll let you know." A Promise can be in 3 states: Pending - task is not done yet Resolved - task completed successfully Rejected - task failed Basic Syntax of a Promise const promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => { let success = true; if (success) { resolve("Task done!"); } else { reject("Something went wrong."); } }); promise .then((result) => { console.log(result); }) .catch((error) => { console.log(error); }); Real Example: Fake API Call function fakeAPICall() { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { setTimeout(() => { resolve("Data received!"); }, 2000); }); } fakeAPICall() .then(data => console.log(data)) .catch(err => console.log(err)); Output after 2 seconds: Data received! Chaining Promises My Personal Tip You order (async task starts) You get food (resolve) Or delivery fails (reject) And .then() is what you do when food arrives Resources That Helped Me MDN Web Docs - Promises JavaScript.info - Promises Final Thoughts At first, I used to avoid Promises. But once I started coding with real APIs in React, I had to learn them - and I'm glad I did. If you're new to Promises, I hope this helped you simplify the concept! Drop a comment if you found this helpful or if you want me to write about async/await next! Thanks for reading! Follow me on Dev.to - this is just the start of my blog journey  ( 3 min )

If you’ve ever stared at a wall of escaped backslashes and quotes and thought “what am I even looking at?”, you’re not alone. JSON escaping and unescaping can be confusing — but once you understand the why and how, it becomes a powerful tool in your dev toolkit. JSON Escaping is the process of converting special characters in a string into their escaped equivalents so they can be safely included in JSON format. This ensures that characters like quotes, backslashes, and control characters don't break the JSON structure. JSON Unescaping is the reverse process - converting escaped characters back to their original form to make the string human-readable or usable in your application. Here are the most frequently escaped characters in JSON: " becomes \" \ becomes \\ / becomes \/ (optional b…  ( 5 min )

Day 1: First Encounter with Hyperlane I came across the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework while browsing GitHub, and its advertised performance metrics immediately piqued my interest. The official documentation states: "Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight Rust HTTP framework. It's engineered to streamline modern web service development, striking a balance between flexibility and raw performance." I resolved to utilize it for my distributed systems course project. My first step was to add it as a dependency in my Cargo.toml file: [dependencies] hyperlane = "5.25.1" Today, I delved into Hyperlane's Context abstraction. In many conventional web frameworks, retrieving the request method might involve a sequence like this: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); Hyperlane, h…  ( 4 min )

🛠️ Taming Kafka Overload with BullMQ Queues and Smart Consumer Control When Kafka is producing messages like there's no tomorrow, things can spiral quickly. A high-throughput Kafka consumer doing too much can end up hogging shared resources like the database or Elasticsearch—especially if it’s living alongside critical services in the same pods or nodes. This post walks through a pattern that helps decouple processing, apply back-pressure, and keep systems healthy. In a typical setup: A REST service triggers events. A Kafka producer sends those events to a topic. A Kafka consumer picks up the messages and immediately does all the work—like calling DB, making API calls, indexing in Elasticsearch, logging, etc. This works… until it doesn’t. Under load, the consumer overwhelms the s…  ( 5 min )

The official docs for startTransition bring a problematic example, which is also mentioned in FAQ. But why doesn't the React team add an AbortSignal to the transition function? That way we can just check the cancellation status to avoid the dirty rendering. I understand it might be useless once the AsyncContext has been delivered. But before that, it makes the official example work correctly, right?  ( 3 min )

As a computer science student nearing my senior year, I've been fascinated by the progression of software architecture. From monolithic designs to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), and now to the widely adopted microservices model, each evolution has sought to overcome contemporary challenges, advancing software engineering towards improved efficiency, flexibility, and reliability. In my academic and practical endeavors, microservices—with their benefits like independent deployment, technological variety, and elastic scalability—have made a strong impression on me. Yet, microservices are not a panacea; they introduce new complexities along with their advantages. Choosing a suitable framework to navigate this microservices environment has been a key focus of my recent explorations. Fortu…  ( 9 min )

While building an application or authentication system, it's crucial to ensure that users have access only to the data they are authorized to view, and each access must be granted to verified users only. Unauthorized access to your data can raise concerns about your application's workflow and authenticity. OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect are two protocols that introduce security measures and token-based authentication for applications, adding a security layer to your application. These measures help make accessing your application data a secure and authentic process. The tokens used for this process are Access Tokens and Refresh Tokens. An access token is a short-lived token used to access data in your application. Whenever a user requests data, this token is verified for accessing the data.…  ( 5 min )

As a third-year computer science student, I often found myself grappling with the sluggishness of web applications. While textbooks painted pictures of efficiency, the reality of complex, real-world projects frequently led to frustration. My perspective on "efficiency" and "elegance" in web development shifted dramatically after I stumbled upon a particular open-source project. Initially, my expectations were modest. The market is saturated with frameworks, and for a new contender to make a mark, it needs to offer something truly exceptional. However, as I delved into its design documents—which were notably concise and focused—and experimented with its sample projects, which launched swiftly and consumed minimal resources, a gut feeling told me this could be the solution I'd been searching…  ( 6 min )

By Ivo Pereira | Web Developer & Cybersecurity Enthusiast Introduction In this post, I’ll break down ransomware in a way that’s simple, clear, and useful—whether you’re a student, a developer, or just someone who wants to stay safe online. What is Ransomware? Think of it like this: someone breaking into your house, changing all the locks, and asking you to pay to get back in. Worst part? Even if you pay, they might not hand over the keys. How Does Ransomware Work? Infection The attacker finds a way in through: 📨 Phishing Emails: Fake emails with links or attachments. 💻 Malvertising: Fake ads that install malware when clicked. 🌐 Compromised Websites: Drive-by downloads without your knowledge. 🔓 RDP Attacks: Brute-forcing weak remote desktop connections. Execution Once inside your system…  ( 5 min )

As a junior pursuing a degree in Computer Science and Technology, my programming endeavors often felt like an interminable cycle of "waiting." I'd wait for compilations to finish, for tests to run, and particularly when dealing with network requests and high concurrency in my course projects, the sluggish responses would make me question everything. My roommates shared these frustrations, often wondering aloud why our seemingly simple projects were so slow to respond. Then, I stumbled upon a framework, a piece of what felt like "black technology," that completely reshaped my understanding of web backend development. For the very first time, my code felt like it had wings. In this "adventure log," I aim to share my experiences as an ordinary junior, detailing my learning process and practic…  ( 7 min )

John Round Overview John Round is a highly accomplished expert in the fields of drug development, cell therapy, and extracellular vesicle nucleotide delivery. With a diverse skillset spanning GEO analysis, translational exosome engineering, and erythrocyte engineering, he is a sought-after consultant and advisor in the life sciences industry. Additionally, John is a seasoned venture capital investor, specializing in SSBCI programs and supporting early-stage life science startups. No verified education details available. GEO data analysis and interpretation Extracellular vesicle engineering for nucleotide delivery Translational exosome research and applications Erythrocyte-based drug delivery systems Cell therapy development and optimization No verified publications available. No verified awards available. Q: What is your approach to translational exosome engineering? Q: How do you apply your expertise in GEO data analysis to drug development? John Round's multifaceted expertise in the life sciences makes him a valuable asset to both academic and industry partners. His ability to bridge the gap between basic research and clinical translation, combined with his venture capital experience, positions him as a unique and highly sought-after collaborator. By continuing to push the boundaries of extracellular vesicle engineering, cell therapy development, and data-driven drug discovery, John is poised to make significant contributions to the advancement of human health. ORCID | Zenodo | GitHub This profile was generated and enriched by ScholarRank using AI and verified public data. For more information, visit https://scholarrank.ai.  ( 3 min )

As a computer science junior, my work on a web service project introduced me to the Hyperlane framework. This high-performance Rust HTTP framework fundamentally altered my view of web development. Here's a genuine account of my experience learning and using Hyperlane. ctx Abstraction When I first began using Hyperlane, I was immediately impressed by its clean Context (ctx) abstraction. In other frameworks, I was accustomed to writing more verbose calls, such as: let method = ctx.get_request().await.get_method(); With Hyperlane, this simplifies to a single line: let method = ctx.get_request_method().await; This design significantly boosts code readability, especially when handling complex business logic, by removing the need for deeply nested method calls. Implementing RESTful APIs with…  ( 5 min )

How runtime context helps AI make more accurate and correct changes to code EVGENII FROLIKOV ・ Jun 9  ( 2 min )

🌟 Hello! I’m André, a Staff Software Engineer and proud member of the AWS Community Builders program. With 9 AWS certifications earned along my journey, I’m constantly pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the cloud. I’m passionate about designing scalable architectures, experimenting with emerging technologies like Generative AI, and giving back to the tech community by sharing what I learn. Excited to connect with fellow builders and innovators as we shape the future of cloud computing! 🚀 In this article, we’ll explore how you can build your own AI-powered video generation workflow using Amazon Bedrock, AWS Lambda, AWS Cloudwatch and Amazon S3. We'll leverage Amazon Nova Reels as the foundation model to generate custom videos based on text prompts provided by users. This soluti…  ( 5 min )

This is a submission for the Storyblok Challenge WriteWise is an AI-enhanced blogging platform that combines Storyblok's content management capabilities with intelligent writing assistance. It helps bloggers, content creators, and publications produce high-quality content faster while maintaining editorial control and brand consistency. The platform features an intelligent writing assistant that provides real-time suggestions, content optimization, and automated publishing workflows while preserving the human touch in content creation. Storyblok Space: https://app.storyblok.com/#!/me/spaces/567890/stories Code Repository: https://github.com/devuser/writeweise-ai-blog Licensed under MIT License Demo Video or Screenshots Frontend: Svelte Kit, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript Backend: Supabase (P…  ( 4 min )

In the current landscape of Rust Web frameworks, Hyperlane is increasingly establishing itself as a formidable contender in the "new generation of lightweight and high-performance frameworks." This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of Hyperlane's strengths by comparing it with prominent frameworks like Actix-Web and Axum, focusing particularly on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture. Framework Dependency Model Async Runtime Middleware Support SSE/WebSocket Routing Matching Capability Hyperlane Relies solely on Tokio + Standard Library Tokio ✅ Supports request/response ✅ Native support ✅ Supports regular expressions Actix-Web Numerous internal abstraction layers Actix ✅ Request middleware Partial support (requires plugin…  ( 5 min )

When learning the idea behind MCP Servers, I kept running into the same wall: tools that demo well but take hours to adapt and most focus on integrating with Claude Desktop directly, and not into a web stack... in local or deployed environments. So I built MCP Burst — not to compete with what’s out there, but to fill the gap I couldn’t find a fix for. Disclaimer: This post was written and formatted by my custom GPT, doing it's best to sound just like me! There are many impressive repos out there that make great use of MCP Servers, but watching others on YouTube implement them, I quickly realized that what I needed was a framework I could understand and so I built it utilizing the official SDK. MCP Burst is a minimal but complete(?) setup that you can run as-is or drop directly into any Nod…  ( 4 min )

Goroutines are one of the most powerful features in Go. With just one keyword go, you can execute functions concurrently and build highly scalable systems. But power comes with responsibility. In real world projects, careless use of goroutines can lead to memory leaks, deadlocks, race conditions, and unpredictable behavior. In this post, we’ll explore common goroutine pitfalls and how to avoid them with practical examples you can apply in production. A goroutine starts and never exits, typically because it's waiting forever on a channel or a blocking operation. func process(ch chan int) { for val := range ch { fmt.Println(val) } } func main() { ch := make(chan int) go process(ch) // forgot to close the channel } The process() goroutine never exits, leading to …  ( 5 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

John Round Overview John Round is a leading expert in the fields of drug development, cell therapy, and extracellular vesicle nucleotide delivery. With a strong background in translational exosome engineering, erythrocyte engineering, and life science venture capital investment, he is a sought-after authority in the rapidly evolving world of biotechnology and regenerative medicine. Based in Rhode Island, John's innovative work has the potential to transform the way we approach critical health challenges. Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology M.S. in Biomedical Engineering, University of Rhode Island B.S. in Biomedical Engineering, University of Rhode Island GEO (Genetically Engineered Organism) development Drug and cell therapy development Extr…  ( 4 min )

How I Moved a Subfolder to a New GitHub Repo With Full Git History Recently, I needed to move a subfolder named Day4 Backend from one of my large GitHub repositories (Backend-Practice) into a separate repository, while preserving the entire commit history of that folder. Turns out, this is totally possible — and actually quite easy using a powerful tool called git filter-repo. Here’s how I did it 👇 Git installed on your system git filter-repo – a faster and safer alternative to git filter-branch 💡 Install git filter-repo using pip: pip install git-filter-repo Source repository: https://github.com/Jv2350/Backend-Practice Subfolder to extract: Day4 Backend Target repository: https://github.com/Jv2350/Video-Hosting-Website My goal was to move only Day4 Backend into a new repository w…  ( 4 min )

CONTEXT AWS RDS is an essential and high-cost service. Improving its cost efficiency will help control an AWS account's overall expenses. For non-production environments, it is advisable to shut down RDS databases outside of working hours to reduce the unnecessary costs they incur. Usually, we utilize an event bridge scheduler to start and stop an RDS service via a Lambda function. This post shows the step-by-step Terraform code that elaborates on implementing this solution using AWS Systems Manager (SSM) Association. SOLUTION data "aws_iam_policy_document" "iam_ssm_policy_stop_aurora_cluster" { count = var.environment == "prod" ? 0 : 1 statement { sid = "StopAuroraCluster" effect = "Allow" actions = [ "rds:StopDBCluster", "rds:StartDBCluster" ] res…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year computer science student, code has, for me, long evolved from a sterile set of instructions into a language rich with logical beauty and creative delight. I've navigated the intricacies of algorithms and immersed myself in the complexities of engineering. Through countless late nights and debugging sessions, I've come to deeply appreciate how crucial an "understanding" development framework is for a developer. It not only significantly enhances our work efficiency but also allows us to experience a seamless, flowing satisfaction in the coding process. Recently, I had the good fortune to encounter such a framework. Its distinctive design philosophy and profound grasp of the developer's mental model made me feel as if I had discovered the "poetry and horizon" within the realm…  ( 9 min )

After much dedication and a significant learning curve, I'm delighted to share my interactive online resume! This project is particularly special to me because it's one of the very first project I built from the ground up while diving deep into the React. Key Features: Smooth Full-Page Snap Scroll ➡️ One of the core UX features is the snap-scroll navigation. This creates a polished, controlled scrolling experience where each section neatly snaps into view. How it works: Achieved primarily using CSS scroll-snap-type: y mandatory; on the main container and scroll-snap-align: start; on each section. This ensures that when a user scrolls, the viewport "snaps" to the beginning of a new section. I also implemented conditional snapping with Tailwind's responsive prefixes (sm:snap-none md:snap-y md:snap-mandatory) to ensure a smoother, more natural scrolling experience on mobile devices where content might extend beyond min-h-screen. Responsive Project Showcase 💻 My projects are displayed in a clean, responsive grid, making it easy to browse on any device. Check it Out! 👉 Live Demo: https://react-basic-resume.vercel.app/ The complete source code is also available on GitHub. Feel free to clone it, explore, and provide any feedback! 🧑‍💻 GitHub Repository: https://github.com/Gojer16/Personal-Resume Let's Connect! I'm currently seeking new opportunities, including networking, full-time roles, collaborations, and freelance projects. Don't hesitate to reach out! react #tailwindcss #framer-motion #webdevelopment #frontend #portfolio #javascript #career #opentowork  ( 3 min )

𝟭. 𝗦𝘄𝗮𝗴𝗴𝗲𝗿 𝗨𝗜 – 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝗱-𝗛𝗼𝗰 𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝗧𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 Swagger UI provides an interactive web interface to visualize and test your OpenAPI documents locally. It is widely used to explore and verify API endpoints during development. 𝗣𝘂𝗿𝗽𝗼𝘀𝗲: Quickly test your API endpoints with an intuitive UI directly in your ASP.NET Core app. 𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝘀𝗻𝗶𝗽𝗽𝗲𝘁: builder.Services.AddOpenApi(); app.MapOpenApi(); app.UseSwaggerUI(options => Access it at: https://localhost: /swagger Enable "launchBrowser": true and set "launchUrl": "swagger" in launchSettings.json to auto-open the app at the Swagger UI URL using the HTTPS profile. 𝟮. 𝗦𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗮𝗿 – 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘂𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 Scalar is an open-source UI alternative for OpenAPI documentation, designed to provide an interactive experience similar to Swagger UI. 𝗣𝘂𝗿𝗽𝗼𝘀𝗲: Offer a clean and customizable interactive API doc experience integrated with your OpenAPI endpoint. 𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝘀𝗻𝗶𝗽𝗽𝗲𝘁: builder.Services.AddOpenApi(); Access it at: https://localhost: /scalar/v1 Set "launchBrowser": true and "launchUrl": "scalar/v1" in launchSettings.json to auto-launch the app at the Scalar UI URL with the HTTPS profile. 𝟯. 𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗹 – 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘂𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 Spectral is a powerful linter that checks your OpenAPI document for errors and best practice violations during build time, helping ensure high-quality API definitions. 𝗣𝘂𝗿𝗽𝗼𝘀𝗲: Automatically validate and maintain consistency in your OpenAPI documents. 𝗦𝗲𝘁𝘂𝗽 𝘀𝗻𝗶𝗽𝗽𝗲𝘁 (𝗶𝗻 .𝗰𝘀𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗷): true $(MSBuildProjectDirectory) Run lint: spectral lint WebMinOpenApi.json 𝗪𝗵𝗶𝗰𝗵 𝘁𝗼𝗼𝗹 𝗱𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗿𝗲𝗹𝘆 𝗼𝗻 𝗺𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝗱𝗼𝗰𝘂𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀? 𝗛𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗱 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗯𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘀𝗲 𝘁𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗮 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗿𝗼𝗯𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗢𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝗳𝗹𝗼𝘄?  ( 3 min )

Enhance Your Retrieval Accuracy with Bedrock Knowledge Base Metadata In one of the projects where I worked with Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) using AWS Bedrock and Knowledge Base, I encountered a retrieval accuracy issue. The client had multiple documents containing similar content, but each was tailored for different audiences. Imagine a high school textbook and a college textbook. Both may cover the same subject matter, but typically, the college version contains more advanced content. Now, how can we ensure that high school students only retrieve information from the high school materials, even when both files contain overlapping topics? The solution I implemented for this challenge was to use metadata filters. Metadata filters allow you to classify your files in a way that Bedro…  ( 4 min )

The world of business is evolving rapidly, and so are the expectations around how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) manage their finances. In 2025, manual accounting systems and fragmented financial tools are no longer sustainable. Enter Accounting and Finance ERP—an integrated solution that combines automation, compliance, and real-time insights to drive smarter business decisions. The Problem with Traditional Accounting Systems Most small businesses still rely on a mix of spreadsheets, standalone billing software, and manual tax filing. These outdated workflows: Waste time in duplicate data entries Increase chances of human error Cause delays in financial reporting Make GST and tax compliance difficult Worse, financial data often sits in silos, disconnected from inventory, sale…  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

best registered agent for startups Choosing a secure licensed agent in Oklahoma is an important decision for any type of business entity operating within the state. This function is not simply a procedure; it acts as an essential factor of get in touch with in between federal government entities and business, dealing with vital documents like solution of procedure, official federal government interactions, and compliance-related notices. A trusted licensed representative guarantees that all legal files are received and processed immediately, guarding business from unintended non-compliance charges which might be extreme. Offered the personal nature of the files handled, the security protocols adopted by a registered representative are vital. Such measures shield versus data violations and…  ( 6 min )

Ever feel like your Windows machine is hosting a GitHub account meetup—your personal projects in one corner, work repos in another—and you’re stuck with the wrong name tag? Fear not. In this post, I’ll show you how to juggle multiple GitHub accounts and keep your branches as organized as your desktop icons (well, almost). Expect a few laughs, zero hair-pulling, and a workflow that actually scales on Windows. The Windows SSH Setup: Keys & Pageant or OpenSSH Git Config: Who Am I Today? Branching Like a Boss Switching Contexts Without Facepalms Windows‑Specific Pro Tips & Pitfalls Wrap-Up: Your Workflow, Upgraded Goal: One Windows PC, two (or more) GitHub personae, zero confusion. Open Git Bash (or your preferred shell): # Personal key ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "you.personal@example.com" -f ~…  ( 5 min )

I recently run into an issue, I wanted to use zsh instead of sh or bash in the vs-codium terminal, I installed it as a flatpak. Understand the problem: The Flatpak app runs in an isolated sandbox; It can't access your real shell (/usr/bin/zsh) directly. Solution: you need host-spawn to bridge between sandbox and host system. How to Check if You're Using Flatpak flatpak list | grep codium If you see output like: com.vscodium.codium, you are using the Flatpak version If You Are Using the Flatpak Version: host-spawn: sudo apt install flatpak-xdg-utils flatpak override --user --filesystem=host com.vscodium.codium 2- Update your settings like (ctrl + shift + P, open user settings (json) ): "terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.linux": "zsh", "terminal.integrated.profiles.linux": { "zsh": { "path": "/app/bin/host-spawn", "args": ["zsh"], "icon": "terminal-bash", "overrideName": true } } Good luck :)  ( 3 min )

Entre las nuevas funcionalidades y herramientas presentadas en el marco de AWS Re:Invent se incluyó el programa de formación sobre herramientas de administración financiera aplicados a la nube dentro de AWS. Los principios fundamentales de esta estrategia son los siguientes: Planear y evaluar Administrar y controlar Monitorear y asignar Optimizar y ahorrar Basado en estos principios Cloud Financial Management (CFM) es una estrategia que tiene como objetivo fundamental ayudar a líderes técnicos y de negocio en la implementación de infraestructura nube que agregue valor de negocio de forma óptima para organizaciones sin importar el sector en el que se encuentren -en una entrega más adelante hablaremos a detalle de esta herramienta. Esta estrategia abarca las diferentes herramientas que brin…  ( 4 min )

Uber’s meteoric growth and global reach depend on the ability to process, analyze, and react to massive streams of data in real time. At the heart of this capability is Apache Kafka, which Uber has transformed into a highly customized, resilient, and scalable backbone for its data infrastructure. Here’s a deep dive into how Kafka powers Uber’s core systems, from ride requests to dynamic pricing. Uber’s business hinges on real-time data: rider and driver locations, trip events, payments, and more. Kafka was chosen for its ability to: Handle trillions of messages and petabytes of data daily Provide high throughput and low latency Guarantee durability and fault tolerance Support both batch and real-time processing Scalability & Reliability: Instead of one monolithic Kafka cluster, Uber operat…  ( 4 min )

Hey Dev Community! I recently built InkSpire, a full-stack blogging platform focused on a seamless writing experience for developers. It features Markdown editing, blog analytics, dark mode, and even AI-powered assistance (using Gemini) for generating titles, outlines, and summaries. I created this project to learn how to integrate AI with traditional content platforms, and to build something that I (as a developer-writer) would actually use. 👉 Check out Live - https://ink-spire-lac.vercel.app/ https://github.com/SACHIN2026/InkSpire I'm proud of how far it's come and open to feedback, issues, or contributions. Would love to know what you think — and if you'd use a platform like t  ( 3 min )

As a third-year student immersed in the world of computer science, my days are consumed by the logic of code and the allure of algorithms. However, while the ocean of theory is vast, it's the crashing waves of practice that truly test the truth. After participating in several campus projects and contributing to some open-source communities, I've increasingly felt that choosing the right development framework is crucial for a project's success, development efficiency, and ultimately, the user experience. Recently, a web backend framework built on the Rust language, with its earth-shattering performance and unique design philosophy, completely overturned my understanding of "efficient" and "modern" web development. Today, as an explorer, combining my "ten-year veteran editor's" pickiness wit…  ( 10 min )

Hi there! I'm Maneshwar. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first-of-its-kind tool that helps you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI makes it easier to discover, understand, and interact with APIs in large infrastructures. Integrating dynamic service discovery into NGINX is a common need in modern microservices environments. For example, if you use Nomad and Consul for service orchestration, you want NGINX to route traffic to the right service instances discovered in Consul. The ngx_http_consul_backend_module lets NGINX query Consul at request time. In a location block you can write consul $backend service-name; to have NGINX set the variable (e.g. $backend) to one of the healthy IP:PORTs for that service. This means no manual NGINX reloads when …  ( 9 min )

Hi there! I'm Shrijith Venkatrama, founder of Hexmos. Right now, I’m building LiveAPI, a first of its kind tool for helping you automatically index API endpoints across all your repositories. LiveAPI helps you discover, understand and use APIs in large tech infrastructures with ease. Google Cloud Platform (GCP) has a ton of services, but most developers stick to the usual suspects like Compute Engine, BigQuery, or Kubernetes. There’s a whole world of lesser-known tools that can make your life easier, save time, or solve problems you didn’t even know you had. Let’s dive into some of these under-the-radar GCP services with practical examples and details to show you what they can do. No fluff, just stuff you can actually use. Cloud Run is GCP’s serverless platform for running containers witho…  ( 8 min )

📘 Replicação e Sharding: Conceitos, Diferenças e Vantagens 1. Introdução Sistemas de banco de dados distribuídos muitas vezes precisam lidar com grandes volumes de dados, alta disponibilidade e tolerância a falhas. Para atender essas demandas, duas técnicas fundamentais são amplamente utilizadas: replicação e sharding. Replicação é o processo de copiar e manter os mesmos dados em múltiplos servidores Um servidor principal aceita operações de escrita. Um ou mais servidores secundários Replicas mantêm cópias sincronizadas dos dados. As réplicas geralmente são atualizadas de forma assíncrona ou semissíncrona. Alta disponibilidade: se o servidor principal falhar, uma réplica pode assumir seu papel. Melhor desempenho de leitura: consultas podem ser distribuídas entre os nós. Back…  ( 3 min )

This is a submission for Frontend Challenge - June Celebrations, Perfect Landing: June Celebrations What I Built Interactive CSS Art Pride Flag - A clickable animated Pride flag that triggers colorful fireworks when clicked Demo link: https://june-pride-month.netlify.app/ https://github.com/Amaljithuk/june-css-joy Click the Pride flag in the hero section to see fireworks! 🎆 React with TypeScript What I'm Proud Of: Interactive Fireworks Animation - The clickable Pride flag that triggers a burst of colorful fireworks and sparkles Custom CSS keyframe animations for flag waving, heart beating, and firework explosions Dynamic gradient backgrounds that shift and pulse Hover effects that transform cards with scaling, rotation, and color changes Responsive design using CSS Grid and Flexbox  ( 4 min )

Reference Introduction In AWS (Amazon Web Services), Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances are widely used for running applications, websites, and services. However, one common issue many users face is forgetting to shut down unused instances — leading to unnecessary billing. This project solves that problem by automatically shutting down idle EC2 instances if they remain inactive for more than 5 minutes and notifying the user instantly via email or SMS. CloudWatch, Lambda, and SNS, we can build an intelligent, self-managing solution that minimizes costs and ensures no resource goes wasted. Whether you’re a solo developer, startup, or enterprise team, this mini project is a simple but powerful way to automate your cloud operations and improve cost efficiency. What is Lambda ?? AWS Lam…  ( 6 min )

🚀 Launching My Portfolio – Mohammad Razak A I'm excited to share something I've been crafting for a while—my personal developer portfolio website is now live! 👉 https://mohammadrazak.xyz 🧑‍💻 About Me 🔍 What You'll Find on My Portfolio 🎨 Skills & Tech Stack 📄 Resume & Contact 🔧 Tech Stack Used Backend (for some projects): Node.js, Express Design: Figma, Adobe XD Deployment: GitHub Pages & Nginx on Ubuntu Domain: mohammadrazak.xyz 🌐 Why I Built It Share my coding journey Highlight the work I’m proud of Practice real-world deployment Learn about SEO, domain hosting, and server configuration 📈 Bonus: SEO & Analytics 📣 Check It Out! I’d love your feedback—whether it's about design, performance, SEO, or accessibility! Thanks for reading! 🔗 GitHub | 🔗 LinkedIn  ( 3 min )

As a third-year computer science student, my curiosity constantly pushes me to explore new technologies. Through numerous coding and deployment experiences, I've come to appreciate that beyond performance and elegant design, security and reliability are paramount for any software system. In an era marked by frequent data breaches and evolving cyber-attacks, constructing robust digital defenses for applications is a primary concern for developers. Recently, my exploration of a Rust-based web backend framework left me impressed by its comprehensive security features. This experience has significantly reshaped my understanding of how to build secure and reliable applications. The Critical Importance of Security in the Digital Age Modern web applications manage vast quantities of sensitive dat…  ( 6 min )

Applying for a job can be tough — especially when you realize you need to customize your resume and cover letter for every single application. It’s a frustrating process that many job seekers (including me, a developer who’s been there) find overwhelming and time-intensive. I remember sitting in front of my computer, swapping phrases in my resume, trying to match keywords from the job description, and wondering if recruiters were even reading it. It felt unfair — you put in all this effort, only to blend in with countless other resumes. So I decided to solve this problem once and for all. That’s when I built Job Apply Guru — a tool designed to help you match your resume to a job description in minutes. Job descriptions are filled with keywords, responsibilities, and qualifications that recruiters use to filter applications. If your resume doesn’t reflect those keywords, your application may get dismissed by automated Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) or recruiters who quickly skim your submission. To maximize your chances of getting noticed, your resume should highlight the skills and experiences most relevant to the job you’re applying for. Job Apply Guru lets you: ✅ Analyze a job description instantly: It parses the posting to find key skills, responsibilities, and requirements. As a software developer, I fell into this trap myself — spending hours tailoring resumes and cover letters for each application. It felt frustrating, inefficient, and demotivating. Job Apply Guru was born from this experience. I wanted to streamline the process for myself and for everyone else who finds it tough to keep up in a competitive job market. 🚀 Ready to match your resume to your dream job in minutes? Visit Job Apply Guru today and let it do the heavy lifting for you.  ( 4 min )

Applying for a job can be tough — especially when you realize you need to customize your resume and cover letter for every single application. It’s a frustrating process that many job seekers (including me, a developer who’s been there) find overwhelming and time-intensive. I remember sitting in front of my computer, swapping phrases in my resume, trying to match keywords from the job description, and wondering if recruiters were even reading it. It felt unfair — you put in all this effort, only to blend in with countless other resumes. So I decided to solve this problem once and for all. That’s when I built Job Apply Guru — a tool designed to help you match your resume to a job description in minutes. Job descriptions are filled with keywords, responsibilities, and qualifications that recruiters use to filter applications. If your resume doesn’t reflect those keywords, your application may get dismissed by automated Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) or recruiters who quickly skim your submission. To maximize your chances of getting noticed, your resume should highlight the skills and experiences most relevant to the job you’re applying for. Job Apply Guru lets you: ✅ Analyze a job description instantly: It parses the posting to find key skills, responsibilities, and requirements. As a software developer, I fell into this trap myself — spending hours tailoring resumes and cover letters for each application. It felt frustrating, inefficient, and demotivating. Job Apply Guru was born from this experience. I wanted to streamline the process for myself and for everyone else who finds it tough to keep up in a competitive job market. 🚀 Ready to match your resume to your dream job in minutes? Visit Job Apply Guru today and let it do the heavy lifting for you.  ( 4 min )

In today’s fast-paced digital world, your users expect your services to be always available and reliable. This isn’t just a preference—it’s a necessity. Whether you’re running a SaaS platform, a website, or any kind of online infrastructure, outages can happen. When they do, clear, proactive communication can make the difference between a minor hiccup and a major trust issue. That’s where a status page becomes essential. Before diving into Cachet, let’s explore why a dedicated status page is a must-have: Transparency Builds Trust Reduces Support Load Centralized Communication Incident History Professionalism Meet Cachet: The Elegant, Open-Source Status Page Cachet is a powerful, open-source status page system built with PHP and the Laravel framework. It enables you to…  ( 4 min )

What are the different data types present in javascript? Primitive types String - It represents a series of characters and is written with quotes. A string can be represented using a single or a double quote. Example : var str = "Vivek Singh Bisht"; //using double quotes Explain Hoisting in javascript. Hoisting is the default behaviour of javascript where all the variable and function declarations are moved on top. This means that irrespective of where the variables and functions are declared, they are moved on top of the scope. The scope can be both local and global. Example 1: hoistedVariable = 3; var hoistedVariable; Why do we use the word “debugger” in javascript? Difference between “ == “ and “ === “ operators. Both are comparison operators. The difference between both the operators is that “==” is used to compare values whereas, “ === “ is used to compare both values and types. Example: var x = 2; Difference between var and let keyword in javascript. Some differences are From the very beginning, the 'var' keyword was used in JavaScript programming whereas the keyword 'let' was just added in 2015. javascript. String coercion Example 1: var x = 3; Is javascript a statically typed or a dynamically typed language? JavaScript is a dynamically typed language. In a dynamically typed language, the type of a variable is checked during run-time in contrast to a statically typed language, where the type of a variable is checked during compile-time.  ( 4 min )

As a third-year student deeply passionate about computer science, I am often amazed by the captivating "real-time" nature of modern internet applications. Whether it's the split-second delivery of messages in instant messaging software, the seamless synchronization of multi-person editing in online collaborative documents, or the millisecond-level data refresh on financial trading platforms, these seemingly ordinary functions are all supported by powerful backend technologies. In my exploratory journey, the combination of asynchronous programming and high-performance frameworks has proven to be key to achieving this "pulse of real-time interaction." Recently, a web backend framework, with its outstanding asynchronous processing capabilities and deep optimization for real-time scenarios, ha…  ( 9 min )

Welcome to Day 8 of the 180 Days of Frontend Development Challenge. Today's focus is on mastering HTML image implementation, with particular emphasis on accessibility through proper alt text usage and performance optimization techniques. The Fundamentals of HTML Images Images are embedded using the element, a self-closing tag requiring two essential attributes: Core Attributes src - Specifies the image file path (relative or absolute) alt - Provides alternative text description (mandatory for accessibility) width/height - Defines display dimensions in pixels (prevents layout shifts) loading - Enables lazy loading when set to "lazy" srcset - Facilitates responsive image delivery The Essential Alt Attribu…  ( 4 min )

🚀 Introduction 🛠️ Technologies Used React & TypeScript: For building a dynamic and type-safe user interface. Tailwind CSS: To design a sleek and responsive UI with utility-first CSS classes. Vite: A fast build tool that offers an efficient development experience. AWS: Utilized for deploying and hosting the application, ensuring scalability and reliability. 🎯 Key Features Smooth Animations: Enhanced user experience with fluid transitions and interactions. High Score Tracking: Keeps track of the player's highest scores for added competitiveness. AWS Deployment: The application is deployed on AWS, ensuring high availability and performance. 🧪 Getting Started Clone the Repository: git clone https://github.com/LinhDangDev/build-games-with-amazon-q-cli-line98-icon-aws.git cd build-games-with-amazon-q-cli-line98-icon-aws Install Dependencies: npm install Start the Development Server: npm run dev 🤖 How Amazon Q CLI Enhanced Development Project Initialization: Quickly scaffolded the project structure with best practices in mind. Code Generation: Assisted in writing React components and TypeScript interfaces, reducing boilerplate code. Deployment Automation: Simplified the deployment process to AWS, handling configurations and optimizations. Continuous Assistance: Provided real-time suggestions and solutions during development, acting as an intelligent pair programmer. 📚 Conclusion Feel free to explore the GitHub repository Github for more details. Link Demo: Youtube  ( 4 min )